ArticleMaterials today. Bio2022
Design of a genetically programmed barnacle-curli inspired living-cell bioadhesive.
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Abstract
In nature, barnacles and bacterial biofilms utilize self-assembly amyloid to achieve strong and robust interface adhesion. However, there is still a lack of sufficient research on the construction of macroscopic adhesives based on amyloid-like nanostructures through reasonable molecular design. Here, we report a genetically programmed self-assembly living-cell bioadhesive inspired by barnacle and curli system. Firstly, the encoding genes of two natural adhesion proteins (CsgA and cp19k) derived from
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