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The biodegradability would make it okay for cloths, but not for much else, doesn't it?
by ralfd 10y ago
The biodegradability would make it okay for cloths, but not for much else, doesn't it?
- allenz 10y agoThere's plenty of applications for disposable materials such as medical supplies and bulletproof vests. If it's biocompatible, we could use it for flexible sutures and organ scaffolds. Further, proteins are easy to modify. Perhaps we can key the biodegradability to a specific chemical/environmental catalyst, so in normal usage it is as durable as plastic.