… , if any, of physiological solutions/media for the in situ synthesis of calcium phosphates (CaP)
under … There happens to be a variety of aqueous solutions or media developed for different …

… thin calcium phosphate layers on materials (metals, alloys or glasses) and as media for …
calcium phosphate precipitation of bone graft substitutes [1–4]. The most favored model solutions …

… , and physiological behavior of biological calcium phos… about the nature of biological calcium
phosphates, which (a) cover … about the physiology of biological calcium phosphates to the …

… this work for physiological solutions. In general, there was no significant nucleation and
growth onto the SAMs from solutions that did not exhibit some evidence for solution formation of …

… calcium phosphate. For example, self-setting bone cements made of calcium phosphates …
Organic molecules (eg amelogenin) 169 at physiological solution pH values appear to bind …

… behaviour in phosphate buffered saline (PBS) solution was also … Furthermore, the study
also shows that calcium phosphate … dissolution rate under physiological conditions they when …

… of a SiOz-rich layer and a calcium phosphate film on its surface in an aqueous environment
is … and calcium phosphate films on a bioglass surface in a simulated physiological solution, …

… VVe conclude therefore that the stoichiometry of the initial phase in calcium phosphate
precipitation at physiological pH is approximately 1.5 and is thus similar to tricalcium …

… Abstract: The effect of proteins and calcium phosphate on the … calcium phosphate
solutions. This indicates that the corrosion rate increases in the presence of calcium phosphate…

… ceramics in deionized distilled water and in physiological solutions. Biphasic calcium
phosphates of two different molar ratios and pure hydroxyapatite and pure ~-trical~ium phosphate …