Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

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Saw the video, the blog post is new. Interesting that they claim they've done this already, but to my knowledge there is no published report from their lab and it's been some time since they claimed success. Previous reports of success he cites have lacked significant substantiating data a well, and while they were reported several years ago, nothing has come of them even though the Chinese and Japanese are certainly very interested in this process. Bottom line is that simply expressing spider silk genes in the silkworms is not the way to success. There is a trick that KBLB has figured out. If you listen carefully to the videos you'll hear that. What do we know about Entogenetics or their silk?