Calcification in Unicellular Organisms

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Author(s): Frederick G. E. Pautard

Publication date (Print): 1970

Publisher: Springer US

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Infrared analysis of rat bone: age dependency of amorphous and crystalline mineral fractions.

Martin A Posner, J Termine (1966)

Quantitative infrared spectrophotometric analysis of whole femurs from male rats demonstrates that anorphous calcium phosphate is a major component of bone mineral. The amount of amorphous calcium phosphate in whole bone decreases while the crystalline bone apatite increases during early stages of bone formation. Mature rat bone contains constant levels of both amorphous and crystalline calcium phosphate.