Bioinspired Mineralization is a biomimetic process that directs the formation of inorganic mineral phases within organic matrices by emulating natural biological mechanisms, particularly those observed in craniofacial tissue development and repair.
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An‐Wu Xu, Yurong Ma, Helmut Cölfen · Journal of Materials Chemistry · 2006 · 680 citations
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Innovative Materials Processing Strategies: a Biomimetic Approach
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Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces
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Xiamen, China
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