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Biological glue

The streptococcus bacteria attacks the throat tissue. Photo: Shutterstock

An adhesion protein produced from a harmful bacterium

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Sandcastle worms. Source: Courtesy of the University of Utah.

Biomimetic medical adhesive approved for use

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The structure of the oyster from the book "Studies on the reproduction and artificial propagation of fresh-water mussels" from 1912

Mussels (oysters) to save embryos

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Gluing a patch on top of the heart walls with the help of the innovative glue. Illustration: Gecko Biomedical

Glue for fusing tears in the heart

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The location of the liver in the human body. Illustration: shutterstock

A revolutionary method for gluing biological tissues

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Hercules frog stuck to a branch. Photo: shutterstock

One of the wonders of the frog - attachment in a wet environment

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Jean Contessant - Seashells. Presented at the Nano Israel conference, March 2012

Infect the problem in the blood vessels

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The larvae of the insect called caddisfly produce silk threads underwater

Innovative biological adhesive

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Effective medical glue from worms

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Nano-fastener velcro (scotch) binds faster than the strongest adhesives

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