… stage of protein discoveries, traditional biochemical and molecular biology methods are
still needed to identify important molecular features that regulate the final function of protein-…

… While both latex and resin are terpenoid-rich suspensions that form solidified polymers
after exudation, latex is stored inside living laticifer cells, whereas resin is stored in an …

… Just why this should be neces sary in a solidifying glue is rather puz zling. The reason is
probably that an adhesive cannot penetrate the valleys of a solid surface unless it meets the sur …

… Schematic comparison of molecular glues and PROTACs. (a) Molecular glues are … on
safety and druglikeness will have to be solidified (NCT03888612 and NCT04072952). This also …

… : barnacles use secretions to glue calcareous base plates to … a protective tubular shell by
gluing together sand grains or … secretion and therefore have to solidify and cure afterward, …

… The reason why glue is successful is that it fills the gaps between the molecules‚ though …
For example‚ a joint formed between two surfaces by solidifying a thermoplastic adhesive can …

… This paper has provided several concepts for molecular biomimetics of proteins: spider
silk proteins can be used as structural fibres, or films and nanocapsules for functionalized …

… later in the book, but I wanted to introduce you to the concept now so that when we go into
it in detail you will be able to follow along. Finally, what about hydrogen? Hydrogen is a very …

In the last decades, adhesives derived from natural resources (ie, bioadhesives) have emerged
as promising alternative to the standard wound closure devices, including sutures, clips, …

… Indeed, for surfaces with a special shape (eg, Figure 2g), a liquid adhesive fills the asperities
on the surface of both materials and then solidifies to a rigid adhesive layer. Because the …