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Hagfish slime: The clothing of the future? - BBC News
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The hagfish is a primitive creature that lives at the bottom of the ocean and dates back as far as 500 million years - but it exudes a very special slime.
Hagfish slime as a model for tomorrow's natur... ( Nylon Kevlar and...
www.bio-medicine.org
...Nylon Kevlar and other synthetic fabrics: Step aside. If new scientif...Lead author Atsuko Negishi her supervisor Douglas S. Fudge and collea...They...
Fabrictionary Hagfish Slime Thread: An Unlikely Natural Fiber That...
www.citizenbrooklyn.com
An affordable, sustainable alternative to oil-based polymers as discovered by Atsuko Negishi, a researcher at the University of Guelph in Canada.
Hagfish slime as a model for tomorrow's natural fabrics
phys.org
Lead author Atsuko Negishi, her supervisor Douglas S. Fudge and colleagues explain that petroleum is the raw material for making modern synthetics.
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