Enamel Mineralization Patterns
Enamel Mineralization Patterns is a biological construct that characterizes the spatial and temporal sequence of mineral deposition within dental enamel during amelogenesis, distinguished by its specificity to the hierarchical organization and physicochemical gradients of hydroxyapatite crystallites in the developing enamel matrix.
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Bone and Tooth Mineralization: Why Apatite?
Jill Dill Pasteris, B. Wopenka, Eugenia Valsami‐Jones · Elements · 2008 · 285 citations
Marie U. Nylen, E. D. Eanes, Karl-Åke Omnell · The Journal of Cell Biology · 1963 · 218 citations · Full text
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