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Kurzweil 26/04/16 : "New discovery expected to lead to new materials with properties such as higher strength, lighter weight, and greater chemical reactivity, resulting in applications ranging from medicine to energy and electronics [...]. This is a proof-of-principle study demonstrating that proteins can be used as effective vehicles for organizing nanomaterials by design... 
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Researchers at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) have developed a new bioinspired process using self-assembling organic molecules that can develop into complex tubular tissue-like structures [...]. The process uses solutions of peptide and protein molecules that self-assemble to form a dynamic tissue that can be guided to grow into complex shapes without the use of molds or techniques like 3-D printing....
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