Characterization of Antheraea assamensis Cocoon Proteins as a Potential Candidate against Urinary Tract Infection

ABSTRACT: Silk is a biomaterial which fibrous protein with remarkable mechanical properties produced in fibre formed by silkworms and spiders. Apart from being fine biomaterial, it has also been used since past few centuries as sutures medical surgeries due to its advantages healing antimicrobial activity avoid infection. material successful various modern areas.1 Here the researchers attempt study of silk proteins their potential utility medicinal agents against bacteria urinary tract infections. This was done analyse affect muga based sericin fibroin on pathogenic causing UTI role antibiotic sensitivity. It found that there both (Sericin fibroin) anti-microbial effects had formidable results when treated them.