Exploring the Intricate Biochemistry of Silk Protein: From Structure to Function
Exploring the Intricate Biochemistry of Silk Protein: From Structure to Function
Mir Manzar Ud Din1*, Naveed Ahmad1, Muhammad Salman1, Fazli Amin1 and Saeed Ud Din2
ABSTRACT
Silk protein is a natural biomaterial with remarkable mechanical properties, making it a promising candidate for various applications in the fields of biomedicine, textiles, and engineering. This paper provides an overview of the biochemistry of silk protein, focusing on its structure, synthesis, and functional properties. We delve into the molecular composition of silk protein, the mechanisms of silk synthesis, and the factors that influence its physical and mechanical properties. Furthermore, we explore the potential applications of silk protein in various fields, such as biomedicine, textiles, and materials science. This research paper aims to deepen our understanding of the biochemistry of silk protein and highlight its significance in diverse domains.
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