Degree of Biomimicry of Artificial Spider Silk Spinning Assessed by NMR Spectroscopy.

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Conformation and dynamics of soluble repetitive domain elucidates the initial β-sheet formation of spider silk.

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pH-dependent dimerization of spider silk N-terminal domain requires relocation of a wedged tryptophan side chain

Carbonic anhydrase generates CO2 and H+ that drive spider silk formation via opposite effects on the terminal domains

Sequential pH-driven dimerization and stabilization of the N-terminal domain enables rapid spider silk formation

Diversified Structural Basis of a Conserved Molecular Mechanism for pH-Dependent Dimerization in Spider Silk N-Terminal Domains

High-resolution proton-detected NMR of proteins at very fast MAS.

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