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It's known around the world as a potentially destructive ocean pest. But...a UC Santa Barbara researcher says the makeup of green mussels could help provide the key to an important new waterproof adhesive...which can be used to repair everything from your teeth to a crack in a boat. KCLU's Lance Orozco has the story.
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