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ABSTRACT:
INSTRUMENT(S): Q Exactive
ORGANISM(S): Parasteatoda Tepidariorum Latrodectus Hesperus (western Black Widow Spider)
SUBMITTER: Thomas Clarke
LAB HEAD: Nadia Ayoub
PROVIDER: PXD025685 | Pride | 2022-02-17
REPOSITORIES: Pride
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Lhes_NewQuantTxt.zip | Other | |||
Lhes_OldQuantTxt.zip | Other | |||
NA_217515_10Fiber17_QE1.raw | Raw | |||
NA_217515_12Glue2M_QE1.raw | Raw | |||
NA_217515_13Fiber2M_QE1.raw | Raw |
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Ayoub Nadia A NA Friend Kyle K Clarke Thomas T Baker Richard R Correa-Garhwal Sandra M SM Crean Andrew A Dendev Enkhbileg E Foster Delaney D Hoff Lorden L Kelly Sean D SD Patterson Wade W Hayashi Cheryl Y CY Opell Brent D BD
Integrative and comparative biology 20211001 4
The origin of aggregate silk glands and their production of wet adhesive silks is considered a key innovation of the Araneoidea, a superfamily of spiders that build orb-webs and cobwebs. Orb-web weavers place aggregate glue on an extensible capture spiral, whereas cobweb weavers add it to the ends of strong, stiff fibers, called gumfoot lines. Here we describe the material behavior and quantitative proteomics of the aggregate glues of two cobweb weaving species, the western black widow, Latrodec ...[more]