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S
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With five times the strength of steel, spider silk is the ideal material both in biodegradability and biocompatibility. Here at UCL, we aim to use spider silk to create metal-binding scaffolds for filtering purposes as well as aiding tissue regeneration.
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Gower St, Bloomsbury
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