Científicos chinos han desarrollado una seda de araña artificial luminosa inspirada en las medusas para suturas quirúrgicas, que tiene una tensión de rotura máxima de 1.017 MPa y mantiene la luminosidad después de 60 horas de exposición a rayos UV. Se espera que ayude a los cirujanos a garantizar una sutura segura y completa.
Chinese scientists have developed jellyfish-inspired luminous artificial spider silk for surgical sutures, which has a maximum breaking stress of 1,017 MPa and maintains luminosity after 60 hours of UV exposure. It is expected to help surgeons ensure a safe and complete suture.
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Chinese scientists have developed jellyfish-inspired luminous artificial spider silk for surgical sutures, which has a maximum breaking stress of 1,017 MPa and maintains luminosity after 60 hours of UV exposure. It is expected to help surgeons ensure a safe and complete suture. pic.twitter.com/QxGYxdevx0
— China Science (@ChinaScience) August 30, 2024
