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Cheryl Hayashi: Velkolepost pavoučích vláken

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Cheryl Hayashi studuje pavoučí vlákna, jedny z nejvýkonnějších materiálů přírody. Každý druh pavouka umí vyrobit až 7 velmi odlišných druhů vláken. Jak to dělají? Hayashi vše vysvětluje na úrovni DNA -- pak ukazuje jak inspirující je tento supersilný a superpružný materiál.

Cheryl Hayashi studies the delicate but terrifically strong silk threads that make up a spider's web, finding startling applications for human use. Full bio »

Translated into Czech by Vladimír Harašta
Reviewed by Marek Zukal
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