… Wool, silk, and cashmere are natural fibers, proteins which are … Wool, a widely used protein
fiber, is synthesized from keratin … Wool finds applications in clothing, home textiles, outdoor …

… food applications. This review primarily focuses on fabrication of fibers from plant proteins
… several applications where such fibrous proteins assemble in quality foods. The changes of …

… little bigger fiber. These components are combined in various ways in each protein fiber. As
a result, there may be noticeable variations in the characteristics of the various protein fibers. …

… applications in filter, membrane, paper, textile, and leather production. Protein fibers have a
wide range of applications in various … Here are some common applications of protein fibers. …

… the fiber formation process. Humidity levels has a major influence on the structure of protein
fibers, … Furthermore, the rapid rate of disintegration of protein fibers in a physiological context …

… Protein-based fibers can also be used to mimic functions in nature, which can otherwise not
… -based fibers. Here, we review promising protein fibers, their synthesis, and applications, …

… The appeal of protein-based fibers for biomedical applications stems from the fact that
many proteolytic enzymes capable of degrading commonly used natural polymers are already …

… fiber-based material for the separation and purification of biomolecules. In the current study,
we examine the synthesis and performance of anion-exchange fiber… different applications [25…

… natural performance protein fibers and go on to discuss how some of these might be adapted
for use in technical and medical applications. The importance of protein fiber assembly is …

… protein retains the self-assembly characteristics of GPG peptides at increased temperature
and forms fibers … nm were formed on the GPG-AG3 fibers. After annealing the Pt- or Pd-loaded …