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Biosilica-glass formation using enzymes from sponges [silicatein]: Basic aspects and application in biomedicine [bone reconstitution material and osteoporosis]

Wang et al., 2011

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5230483448426408080
Author
Wang S
Wang X
Gan L
Wiens M
Schröder H
Müller W
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Frontiers of Materials Science

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In the last 15 years biomineralization, in particular biosilicification (ie, the formation of biogenic silica, SiO 2), has become an exciting source of inspiration for the development of novel bionic approaches, following “Nature as model”. Among the silica forming organisms …
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