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Advanced techniques used for increase of silk production?


Bethel modi 26th Nov, 2019
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RAJENDRA KUMAR NATHIPAM 26th Nov, 2019

Hii Bethel,

Some of the advanced techniques used for increasing silk production is Biospinning:

This new method has the purpose of producing a silk fabric free of impurities, through flat surfaces. Six dif ferent surfaces were tested: Glass, Formica Surface, Steel and Zinc Sheets, Cotton tissue and Burlap Bag . The first five surfaces had not presented enough larvae alive for statistical analysis, because there were several damages in silkworms larvae that resulted in mortality and low silk production.

On the other hand, the burlap bag surface presented good results for web construction by bios pinning and its use was indicated for silk industry focused on biomaterials. The present study suggested the potential of naturally biospun web, using Bombyx mori, to develop a new technique to produce silk thread matrices that will have several applications at the industry and production of biomedical materials.

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