biosystem
- noun
- /ˈbaɪoʊˌsɪstəm/
- Specialized
- Researchers developed a biosystem to study how bacteria respond to antibiotics in controlled conditions.
Examples
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Students learned how to assemble a simple biosystem using microfluidic devices in their laboratory class.
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The new biosystem was developed to enhance crop yields.
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The new biosystem can simulate human organ functions for drug testing purposes.
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Researchers are studying various biosystems for medical applications.
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The researchers designed an innovative biosystem to clean polluted water by mimicking natural filtration processes.
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In the lab, scientists are developing a new biosystem that can produce energy from organic waste materials.
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The agricultural team implemented a biosystem that combines aquaculture and hydroponics for sustainable food production.
Synonyms
A device made from living cells used with people and animals to restore, monitor or improve body functions
A material or device made to copy how a living thing works
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word biosystem combines bio- 'life' and system 'parts working together', like in biology. A helpful way to remember the second meaning is to think of a man-made biosystem as a device or set of parts built to copy how living things work in a lab.