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Seta d’api, il biomateriale che può sostituire quello di ragno

Da un bozzolo grande quanto un chicco di riso, un biologo ha estratto un biomateriale che potrebbe finire in una sala operatoria.

Gianluca Riccio

A close-up macro photograph of a solitary bee larva inside a small natural cocoon cell, surrounded by delicate translucent silk threads catching soft diffused light. The silk fibers appear iridescent and finely woven, with a subtle blue-green tint reminiscent of the orchard mason bee. In the background, a blurred laboratory setting with petri dishes and scientific equipment hints at biomaterial research. The overall mood is scientific yet wondrous, editorial style, with warm amber and cool teal tones contrasting against a dark natural background, photorealistic, high detail, shallow depth of field.

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