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Transglutaminase-mediated restoration of historic silk and its ageing resistance
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  • 2004The long-term effect of selected conservation materials used in the treatment of museum artefacts on some properties of textiles65 cited
  • 1997Evaluating the use of adhesives in textile conservation: Part I: An overview and surveys of current use24 cited
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