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Amyloidogenic Peptide Fragments Designed From Bacterial Collagen‐like Proteins Form Hydrogel

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By de Biologie Moleculaire, Cellulaire Illkirch France, Xuen J. Ng, Vamika Sagar
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1 Introduction The bacterial proteome is an inexhaustible source of biomaterials due to the sheer diversity of bacterial species and the unique proteins they express for survival in different environments [1]. The structural diversity and tunability of such proteins make the proteome a vast and diverse library of biological building blocks for biomaterials [2].
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Bio‐inspired Protein‐Based and Activatable Adhesion Systems

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By Thomas Scheibel, Christina Heinritz, Xuen J. Ng
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3.2.2 Chimeric/Hybrid Fusion Adhesive Proteins The intermediate level of tyrosine residues in for example spider silk (3–4%)[107] can be increased by genetic engineering for DOPA-based adhesion. Aich et al.
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