Sentence examples for formation of silk from inspiring English sources
Subsequently, the formation of silk in vivo will be outlined, as well as the current understanding of silk structure.
However, no beta-sheet crystal peaks were observed in the spectra (the key beta sheet peak at ~1620 cm−1 is absent), which suggests that space radiation did not cause the formation of silk protein crystals.
For highly porous form such as sponges or scaffolds, the induction of the β-sheet formation of silk fibroin to make the water-stable materials usually results in their high shrinkage leading to a difficulty in controlling shape and size of materials.
The preparation process of patterned silk fibroin film, shown in Fig. 1, consists of the drop-casting of silk fibroin solution and the formation of silk nanostructure film replicated from patterned PDMS film.
The preparation of patterned silk fibroin mold, consisting of the drop-casting of silk fibroin solution and the formation of silk nanostructure film replicated from patterned PDMS film, was a simple and practical process.
Our study reconstructs the key events that lead to the formation of silk balls.
Nolasco-Arizmendi, V., Morales-Luckie,R., Sánchez-Mendieta, V., Hinestroza, JP., Castro-Longoria, E., Vilchis-Nestor, AR, Formation of silk-gold nanocomposite fabric using grapefruit aqueous extract, Textile Research Journal (2013), 83, 12, 1229-1235.
Hopefully, the understanding obtained in this study will shed light on the formation of spider silk, and consequently, on the principles for the design of ultrastrong silk.
The degummed silk scaffold was immersed in the 2% w/v silk solution and freeze-dried for 24 h to allow formation of microporous silk sponges.
The in situ formation of injectable silk fibroin (SF) hydrogels have potential advantages over various other biomaterials due to the minimal invasiveness during application.
Our study aimed: (i) to understand the mechanisms that lead to the formation of the silk balls, (ii) to study the dynamics of balls' formation, and finally (iii) to characterize the balls' content.
