Animals
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Underwater Glue From Mussels Inspires to a Synthetic Cement According to Researchers
For years, scientists have sought to replicate the incredible adhesive and its properties in the lab, concentrating on a few of the eight proteins generated by mussels and used to bind an organ simply known as the foot, which mussels use to adhere to surfaces
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