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The U.S. Army has moved to the second phase of a contract with Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, worth up to $900,000, to produce a customized strain of genetically engineered spider silk for high-performance fibers in protective apparel, including body armor.
“On Wednesday, the company announced that the Army will move to the second phase of the contract and will look to Kraig to produce a customized strain of the silk for 'high-performance fibers for protective apparel applications.'”defenseone.com
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