Uncovering the structure-function relationship in spider silk
作者： Jeffery L. Yarger , Brian R. Cherry , Arjan van der Vaart
DOI: 10.1038/NATREVMATS.2018.8
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摘要: All spiders produce protein-based biopolymer fibres that we call silk. The most studied of these silks is spider dragline silk, which is very tough and relatively abundant compared with other types of spider silks. Considerable research has been devoted to understanding the relationship between the molecular structure and mechanical properties of spider dragline silks. In this Review, we overview experimental and computational studies that have provided a wealth of detail at the molecular level on the highly conserved repetitive core and …
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