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    • Bio-derived materials possess unique structural and functional properties.
    • These materials can be produced from renewable resources at reduced costs.
    • They offer a viable path towards eco-friendly and recyclable advanced materials.

    Conclusions:

    • Bio-derived materials are crucial for developing sustainable advanced nano-materials.
    • Further research can accelerate the design and synthesis of these materials.
    • Harnessing bio- and nano-technologies is key to realizing their full potential.