This document discusses the classification and applications of bionanomaterials. It describes how bionanotechnology combines biology with nanotechnology to create new materials and devices. Some key bionanomaterials that are discussed include DNA, amyloid fibrils, actin filaments, aromatic peptides, bacteriophages, minerals, viruses, and enzymes and nucleic acids. Each material is described in terms of its structure, properties, and potential applications in areas like nanotechnology, medicine, and engineering.

1. Classificationof Bionanomaterials

2. COMBINATION OF BIONANOTECHNOLOGY AND NANOBIOTECHNOLOGYBionanotechnology as the use of biological assemblies for various applications that may not be directionally associated with biology.

3. Nanobiotechnology is the use of nano-science for specific biological applications.BENEFITS OF BIONANOTECHNOLOGYCreation of new products and improvement on existing products.

4. Availability of stronger, tougher and lighter materials for construction and engineering.

5. Cleaner drinking water due to the creation of filters that can entrap organisms and toxins.

6. Cleaner environment through remediation to remove pollutants from the environment

7. Improved healthcare by fabrication of devices and drug delivery systems for better monitoring,

8. diagnosis and treatment of chronic diseases.

9. Improvement on transport systems

10. Cheaper and clean energyCLASSIFICATION OF BIONANOMATERIALSDNA

11. Amyloid fibrils

12. Actin Filaments