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• W1523614335 abstract "Only little is known about the early stages of CaCO3 crystallization (Pouget et al. 2009; Gebauer, Volkel, and Colfen 2008), though this mineral has been studied for more than a century now. Identified precursor phases are amorphous calcium carbonate (ACC) in bio(Addadi, Raz, and Weiner 2003; Weiner et al. 2003) and biomimetic mineralization. Crystal nucleation and biomineralization processes in organisms occur through a sophisticated regulation of internal chemistry that departs significantly from the “constant ionic medium” of seawater (Falini et al. 1996; Addadi et al. 2006; Rahman and Oomori 2009). Magnesium ions are mainly responsible for controlling the kinetics and thermodynamics of calcium carbonate precipitation, especially inhibition of the calcite formation (Davis, Dove, and De Yoreo 2000). The precipitation of calcite at ambient temperature is both thermodynamically and kinetically favored in solutions containing low amounts of magnesium ions. Very recently, it is reported that although Mg2+ is influential in producing aragonite in the crystallization process, acidic macromolecules produced calcite crystals in soft corals even in the presence of high Mg2+ ions (Rahman, Oomori, and Worheide 2011; Rahman and Oomori 2009)." @default.
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• W1523614335 title "Control of CaCO3 Crystal Growth by the Acidic Proteinaceous Fraction of Calcifying Marine Organisms: AnInVitroStudyofBiomineralization" @default.
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