Biological Calcification : Normal and Pathological Processes in the Early Stages /

This book follows a precursor volume devoted to biological calci?cation, - sued by the CRC Press, Boca Raton (Florida) in 1992. Several basic aspects of the calci?cation process were analyzed in it by outstanding authors who had unquestioned competence in their respective research areas. Its main ai...

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Main Author: Bonucci, E. (Author)
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Language:English
Published: Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 2007.
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505 0 |a Historical Notes -- Methodology -- The Nature and Composition of the Inorganic Phase -- The Shape of Inorganic Particles -- The Size of Inorganic Particles -- Calcifying Matrices: Bone and Tendons -- Calcifying Matrices: Dentin and Cementum -- Calcifying Matrices: Cartilage -- Calcifying Matrices: Enamel -- Calcifying Matrices: Lower Vertebrates -- Calcifying Matrices: Invertebrates -- Calcifying Matrices: Non-skeletal Structures -- Calcifying Matrices: Pathological Calcifications -- Calcifying Matrices: Acquired or Experimental Diseases; Heritable Disorders; Genetically Modified Animals -- The Organic-inorganic Relationships in Calcifying Matrices -- Main Suggested Calcification Mechanisms: Cells -- Main Suggested Calcification Mechanisms: Extracellular Matrix -- Conclusions. 
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