Titlebook: Biological Mineralization and Demineralization; Report of the Dahlem G. H. Nancollas Conference proceedings 1982 Dr. S. Bernhard, Dahlem Ko

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Conference proceedings 1982omponents might control mineral- ization were especially emphasized. There is clearly a need for more structural and functional information involving cells, matrix components, and their associated crystals. The develop- ment of further techniques involving mutants, chromofluors, and fixatives for pr

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Kai Brodersen,Bernhard Zimmermannth biological fluids. The implications of these effects on the processes of normal and pathological mineralization and demineralization and the complexity of the crystallization mechanisms involved in intracellular formation of mineral are reviewed.

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Kleingewerbliche Werkst?ttenh?user by soluble macromolecules are probably acidic building blocks of the polymers. The exact function of Ca-binding macromolecules in calcification processes is not clear. Among the soluble biopolymers of the matrix, also the enzymes have been detected as polyphenol oxidases and carbonic anhydrase. The

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The Solubility Concept,th biological fluids. The implications of these effects on the processes of normal and pathological mineralization and demineralization and the complexity of the crystallization mechanisms involved in intracellular formation of mineral are reviewed.

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Structures of Biological Minerals,ch of the variability in the chemistry of the β-Ca.(PO.).-whitlockite series of compounds resides in one of the 21 calciums in a unit cell. It is suggested that the hydrated compounds in all these series of biominerals may have special roles during the nucleation stage, and subsequently because they

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