… , enamel), but also in the eso- and endoskeleton of invertebrates, the cuticle of several larvae, …
calcifying tissue has its own calcification mechanisms, but the sheer number of calcified or …

… Therefore, to isolate the proteinaceous organic matrix and identify the CA proteins that are
involved in the calcification process, we have chosen the Lobophytum crassum as a model …

… molecular features of arterial calcification and bone biology, … calcification, the proposed
models of calcification, and endocrine and genetic determinants that affect arterial calcification…

… ocean ecosystems, their growth mechanisms and other functional … is vital to understand the
calcification mechanisms, functional … for understanding the calcification mechanism and their …

… of the molecular mechanisms of biological calcification is … mechanism for Ca’@ and
concomitantly as a protection for the vulnerable egg. The evolution from exoskeleton to endoskeleton …

… calcifying organisms were used to assess the impacts of ocean acidification on aspects of
whole animal physiology and calcification … , therefore the endoskeleton and inner shell surface …

… of overlap with the calcification process based on the presence … of calcified area: it shows
that in bone the areas of very early … Partial amino acid sequences of endoskeletal proteins and …

… in the extracellular matrix and cells of the tissues that calcify. This review presents some of
the current views of the process of calcification. Specific emphasis will be placed on the role of …

… view of the calcification process in biological tissues. Now, … pathological mechanisms which
can lead to calcification. … biological calcifications occur through the same basic mechanism(s…

… calcification process is still unknown. For this reason, we have studied the organic matrix of
endoskeletal … to play an important role in the process of calcification revealed low level of the …