… also does not contain tightly-associated water molecules. It has been shown that mollusk …
be paid to the preservation states of shells of marine organisms in deep-sea sediments. We will …

… the molecular interactions which take place at organic-inorganic interface and address the
fundamental chemical problems of biomineralization, … Several species of aquatic bacteria are …

… molecular interplay in biomineralization. … biomineralization protein and water, and between
the protein and the amorphous mineral phase, respectively. The importance of ordered water …

… organic macromolecules associated to mollusc shell biomineralization. In particular, the …
imperfectly the complexity of the calcification process at the molecular level. For a few years, we …

… measurements carried out in the name of biomineralization. … agreed that enzymes play
a role in biomineralization. But … water on the production and species composition of the …

… molecular ‘glue’ of choice for biominerals in the skeletal structures occurring in organisms. …
low temperature (or cold-water) biomineralization. The impact of templating biopolymers on …

… by aquatic organisms. The humic acids come from degradation and decomposition of marine
organisms [3… of the binding water and hydrogen bond in the molecules. The conformation of …

… biominerals which occurred in the first ancestral unicellular … in only one class of marine
organisms. Vanadium related … Zn-based biominerals at the molecular level remains unclear. …

… for studying structural and molecular organization of biominerals (atomic force microscopy, …
more general to the field of biomineralization such as skeleton morphogenesis. However, this …

… of marine biota. Included in this reservoir are all organic carbon atoms of living marine
organisms… carbon, eg, dissolved organic molecules and dead particulate organic matter. Similarly, …