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Revision as of 14:51, 16 October 2018


SILKOLOR
A sustainable approach to dyeing
industry using fusion proteins

Problem
2nd
textile dyeing is the second largest cause of water pollution

Solutions
● Pre-dyed silk fibers
● Chromoprotein based dye with cellulose binding domain
● Chromoprotein based dye with keratin binding domain

Lab


Team
6 disciplines
5 countries
5 languages

Public Engagement
Learn about Synthetic Biology and
Silkolor through a set of interactive
activities at a Heureka science park.