Chain Conformational Study on Underwater Silk Proteins from Caddisfly, <i>Stenopsyche marmorata - </i>Implication of a Fiber-Forming Mechanism
Abstract
Larval silk/cement proteins from a caddisfly, Stenopsyche marmorata , were isolated as a protein mixture of Smsp-1, 2, 3 and 4. Smsp-1 is a giant phosphorylated protein, which occupies ca. 45%-mass of the silk gland content, and composed of a long-range periodic amino acid sequences, involving 8 kinds of characteristic segments. The silk protein film was prepared and drawn in water up to 9-folds of the initial axis length, then the drawn film...
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Title
Chain Conformational Study on Underwater Silk Proteins from Caddisfly, <i>Stenopsyche marmorata - </i>Implication of a Fiber-Forming Mechanism
Published Date
Sep 1, 2013
Journal
Volume
796
Pages
3 - 8
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