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Molecularly trapped bond proteins can be found in many different tissues inside and between cells
It's both flexible and strong
Yuval Mulla, a former AMOLF researcher, explains: "We usually define the strength of something in two ways: a material that deforms well – stretching very long without breaking, such as rubber; Another material can withstand large forces, such as bricks; Although it is strong, it can only be stretched a little and will break
To test these ideas, the researchers measured the mechanical properties of the cytoskeletal network they reconstructed in the lab and worked with a biophysical team to pull a single bond
Disease-related
The study included mutants of the same protein that are known to occur
Professor Gijsje Koenderink's research group at Delft University of Technology is mainly interested in
Journal Reference:
Yuval Mulla, Mario J.