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TOC/Abstract Graphic.

Squid pen

High-temperature

water treatment

β-Chitin

(recovered as

solid product)

Peptide

(recovered as

water-soluble

product)

Wet pulverization

using a water jet

β-Chitin

Nanofiber

Peptide for

lowering

blood

pressure

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