2022
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1280567/v1
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Hydroxyapatite Adsorbed at the Surface of the Byssus Fibers of Pinna Nobilis

Abstract: Mussel-forming fibers manifest fascinating properties due to the numerous reactive functional groups present in their primary structure besides their secondary structures. Humans adopted these protein-based fibers to produce an extremely fine and valuable fabric, named byssus. Byssus is the bundle of filaments secreted by Pinna nobilis species employed to colonize the marine substrates. The byssus fibers coming from other species, such as Mytilus edulis, have been widely investigated in particular for their se… Show more

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