Titlebook: Biological Adhesives; Andrew M. Smith Book 2016Latest edition Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Adhesion.Bioadhesive.Bioe

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Andrew M. SmithA fully revised and expanded new edition.Now also covers adhesives from mussels, spiders and ivy.Of great interest for applications in medicine, dentistry, and biotechnology

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Kinderdiakoninnen im Transformationsprozessxopolysaccharides are chemically and structurally diverse and confer considerable advances to the bacteria that produce them. The increased tolerance to antibiotics and resistance to environmental changes that the polymers impart have significant consequences not only for human health but many indus

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Alleine konnte ich das nicht schaffenso to their subsequent developmental stages. These adhesives vary structurally and biochemically between species and between life stages to satisfy the requirements of the particular organism for permanent or temporary/reversible adhesion, often under hostile conditions. To date, a small number of b

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Traumatherapie mit jungen Flüchtlingenan the mucus used for other activities. This chapter reviews the structure and properties of adhesive gels from limpets, marsh periwinkles, terrestrial snails, and terrestrial slugs. While some of these gels contain large, entangled, carbohydrate-rich polymers such as those found in the mucus that i