Spider Silk Proteins - Molecular Properties and Mechanical Function

Wilhelm Engström; Anna Rising; Margareta Stark; Stefan Grip; Stig Lindequist; Jan Johansson; Jan Skoglund; My Hedhammar; Erica Storckenfleldt; Fritz Volrath; Göran Hjälm

Spider Silk Proteins - Molecular Properties and Mechanical Function

Wilhelm Engström
, Anna Rising
, Margareta Stark
, Stefan Grip
, Stig Lindequist
, Jan Johansson
, Jan Skoglund
, My Hedhammar
, Erica Storckenfleldt
, Fritz Volrath
, Göran Hjälm

Publication: Contribution to conference › Conference paper (not in proceedings) › peer-review

Abstract

Spider silk has for long been studied for its remarkable biomechanical properties. In particular, much effort has been devoted to isolating coding sequences of different spider silk proteins. This paper aims at discussing the linking of nucleotide sequences - translated into amino acid sequences - to specific biomechanical qualities

Original language	English
Pages	1-6
Number of pages	6
Publication status	Published - 2006
Event	First UNESCO conference on the Mechanotransduction of living cells - Yerevan Duration: 1 Jan 2006 → …

Conference

Conference	First UNESCO conference on the Mechanotransduction of living cells
City	Yerevan
Period	2006-01-01 → …

Keywords

Spider silk
structure
function

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Spider Silk Proteins - Molecular Properties and Mechanical Function

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