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Nano biometals are metals which are used in necessary and measurable amounts, in biology, organic chemistry, nanotechnology and medicinal fields. The metals like copper, zinc, iron, and Manganese are samples of metals that are essential for the conventional functioning of most plants and also the bodies of most animals, to cure various types of diseases. The combination of two-two metals are used in larger amounts for prevention of various diseases in nature and medication. Metal ions are essential to perform many processes in living organisms, like inhibitors such as metalloproteinase and enzymes that need metal ions as cofactors, DNA enzyme and different biomolecules conjointly contain metal ions in their structure, like iodine in human thyroid hormones. Metal ions and aluminous compounds are typically employed in medical treatments and diagnoses, auranofin used in medication.
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