Patent classifications
D01F6/68
Protein Spun Yarn Manufacturing Method
An object of the present invention is to provide a method for producing protein spinning capable of securing a stable strength by securing sufficient interlacing between fibers. The method for producing a protein spun yarn of the present invention includes a step (a) of preparing a raw material spun yarn including an uncrimped artificial fibroin fiber containing modified fibroin and a step (b) of bringing the raw material spun yarn into contact with an aqueous medium to crimp the artificial fibroin fiber.
Methods and compositions for synthesizing improved silk fibers
The present disclosure provides methods and compositions for directed to synthetic block copolymer proteins, expression constructs for their secretion, recombinant microorganisms for their production, and synthetic fibers (including advantageously, microfibers) comprising these proteins that recapitulate many properties of natural silk. The recombinant microorganisms can be used for the commercial production of silk-like fibers.
Methods and compositions for synthesizing improved silk fibers
The present disclosure provides methods and compositions for directed to synthetic block copolymer proteins, expression constructs for their secretion, recombinant microorganisms for their production, and synthetic fibers (including advantageously, microfibers) comprising these proteins that recapitulate many properties of natural silk. The recombinant microorganisms can be used for the commercial production of silk-like fibers.
Methods of Generating Highly-Crystalline Recombinant Spider Silk Protein Fibers
Provided herein are scalable methods of processing wet-spun fiber comprising recombinant spider silk polypeptides to generate a three-dimensional crystalline lattice of beta-sheet structures in the fiber.
Methods of Generating Highly-Crystalline Recombinant Spider Silk Protein Fibers
Provided herein are scalable methods of processing wet-spun fiber comprising recombinant spider silk polypeptides to generate a three-dimensional crystalline lattice of beta-sheet structures in the fiber.
Composite molding composition including fibroin-like protein, and method for producing composite molding composition
Provided are a composite molding composition such as a composite film and a composite fiber that have properties such as an improved tensile strength, strain and toughness as a result of blending a peptide or polyamino acid having a β-sheet structure with a natural or artificially modified fibroin-derived protein; a method for producing such composite molding composition; and a method for improving the physical properties of a composite molding composition containing a fibroin-derived protein.
Composite molding composition including fibroin-like protein, and method for producing composite molding composition
Provided are a composite molding composition such as a composite film and a composite fiber that have properties such as an improved tensile strength, strain and toughness as a result of blending a peptide or polyamino acid having a β-sheet structure with a natural or artificially modified fibroin-derived protein; a method for producing such composite molding composition; and a method for improving the physical properties of a composite molding composition containing a fibroin-derived protein.
Controlled drug release from electrospun fibers
Embodiments of the invention relate generally to electrospun fibers and, more particularly, to the controlled release of an active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) from electrospun fiber scaffolds (EFSs).
Controlled drug release from electrospun fibers
Embodiments of the invention relate generally to electrospun fibers and, more particularly, to the controlled release of an active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) from electrospun fiber scaffolds (EFSs).
Modified Fibroin Fibers
The present invention provides a modified fibroin fiber having a shrinkage history of being irreversibly shrunk after spinning, the modified fibroin fiber containing modified fibroin, wherein a fiber diameter of a raw material fiber before being irreversibly shrunk exceeds 25 μm.