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	SCIENCE The New Silk Road Silk’s use as a fabric is well known, but these days attention is focused on using the natural silks as biomaterials. Tetsuo Asakura, a professor at the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Te Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-06-22 13:14:40 Open Document File Size: 108,21 KB Share Result on Facebook City Tokyo / / Country Egypt / China / Japan / India / / Facility Tokyo University of Agriculture / / IndustryTerm aqueous solution / then removing search / / Organization University of Agriculture / / Person Takashi Sasaki / Tetsuo Asakura / / Position leading researcher in the development / researcher / professor / freelance writer / professor at Tokyo analyzing live silkworms / / Product glycine / / Technology biomaterials / MRI / / SocialTag Bombyx mori Textile Nuclear magnetic resonance Solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance Spinning Food and drink Spider silk Silk Science Clothing

SCIENCE The New Silk Road Silk’s use as a fabric is well known, but these days attention is focused on using the natural silks as biomaterials. Tetsuo Asakura, a professor at the Tokyo University of Agriculture and TeAdd to Reading List