I have a few questions about the subject: "Ĭorrect me if I'm wrong, but isn't all proteins complex molecules of amino acid? Bong 11:47, (UTC) "The proteins in the silk are complex molecules of amino acid. The protein- and biopolymer-based material differs across the over 35,000 species of spiders, and is easily recyclable. In fact, the biopolymer structure of the silk is so strong, it is true to imagine the likes of a strand the size of a pencil being able to easily stop and hold a fast Boieng747 commercial jet in flight! To date, spider silk is the strongest known material to man and synthetic materials cannot hope to even come close. Removed the following block of text since I think it's inaccurate:īy comparison of size and density, spider silk is 5 times much stronger than steel and possesses an elastic property, thus giving it a very high energy-to-break ratio. 23 This article is more Wikipedia-like than the Silk article!.13 File:IMAG0163-1.jpg Nominated for speedy Deletion.9 Peter Parker, the Amazing Bulletproof Man.8 A new article that may be of some use, if someone would like to include it somewhere.7 "Methods have been developed to silk a spider forcibly".4.1 Thickness and density of silk strand.This project is an offshoot of WikiProject Animals Animal anatomy Wikipedia:WikiProject Animal anatomy Template:WikiProject Animal anatomy Animal anatomy articles To participate, you can edit the attached article, or contribute further at WikiProject Animal anatomy.
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