… (ie, those appearing due to various diseases) calcified tissues of mammals. For example, …
Therefore, the processes of both normal and pathological calcifications are just an in vivo …

… Secreted/membrane-bound CAs located at the calcification site can contribute to
biomineralization in two ways, as, for example, was considered for a membrane-bound CA in the …

… in calcification (biomineralization). We tested the hypothesis that differences among calcification
… or divergent functional strategies among calcification gene proteins that may correlate to …

… Abstract The endoskeleton of the sea urchin larva is a … expression of this protein by PMCs
and in calcified tissues of the … matrix proteins (SM50-related and C-lectin) and a protein related …

… calcification for excretion or storage provides a possible common root for diverse calcification
… Abdominal calcification has not been studied much beyond observations of its existence …

… homologous as specific types of calcified dermal tissue in all groups of vertebrates in which
they occur." I believe that the same principle applies for endoskeletal calcified cartilage and …

… and 29% of the soluble matrix fractions. Using an in vitro assay, we show that matrix proteins
induced formation of … Proteins of calcified endoskeleton: II. Partial amino acid sequences of …

… with protein fibrils or tubular sheaths polymerized either from collagen as in the dermal or
endoskeletal matrix of scleroblasts in calcified … matrix secreted by ameloblastic epithelial cells. …

… The first evidence of mineralization within the endoskeleton are scraps of globular calcified
cartilage associated with the Ordovician pteraspidomorph Eriptychius (Denison, ’67) (Fig. 5(4)…

… The vertebrate endoskeleton is also highly likely to have evolved via the calcification of an
organic scaffold (Hirasawa & Kuratani, 2015). This hypothesis has been strengthened by the …