America produces self-made gauze without tearing it off

Recently, American scientists have produced a new type of gauze from amyloid fibers, which can be absorbed by the body without tearing off.

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Scientists from Pennsylvania State University (USA) have successfully transformed liquid starch into fibers, then woven into sheets like paper and eventually produced this new tape.

It is attached to the skin, after a while it will be converted into glucose and absorbed into the body without causing any harm.

Scientists say the amyloid fiber is widely used and is the most abundant compound with the most 'soft' price.

In addition to being used for the production of gauze, this technology can also be used in the production of napkins and toilet paper at low cost and environmentally friendly.