Abstract
Biological Adhesives Some biological molecules are remarkably sticky, even to surfaces submerged in water. Mussel adhesion, for example, is based on the overproduction of dihydroxyphenylalanine (DOPA) and proteins with a high abundance of cationic amine residues such as lysine. Using bacterial iron
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