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Recombinant spidroins as the basis for new materials

Debabov et al., 2020

Document ID
8009644008863635240
Author
Debabov V
Bogush V
Publication year
Publication venue
ACS biomaterials science & engineering

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Spider web proteins are unique materials created by nature that, considering the combination of their properties, do not have analogues among natural or human-created materials. Obtaining significant amounts of these proteins from natural sources is not …
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