Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

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They talk about a way to take goo and turn it into a strong sheet that can be formed into 3-D materials. The sheet has a high puncture resistance. It’s hard to determine what their measurements actually mean, but they indicate stronger than spider silk.

They report strength in compression, but bullet-proof materials need strength in extension.

In any case, KBLB will not benefit from this advance. Bolt threads might.

Wow. Just about everything you said is incorrect. Please don't try to explain concepts you know nothing about as if you do.

If you don't know what the secondary structures of proteins are (ie, alpha-helix, beta-sheets), then you shouldn't be trying to explain that paper.