First-ever spider glue genes sequenced, paving way to next biomaterials breakthrough

Researchers have determined the first-ever complete sequences of two spider glue genes. Spider glue is a modified form of spider silk that keeps a spider’s prey stuck in its web, and it could have applications in organic pest control and beyond.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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