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Scanning electron microscope study of separated calcospherites from the matrices of different mineralizing systems

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Mineral particle cluster, corresponding to calcospherites or matrix vesicle-initiated clusters in calcifying cartilage and dentin and to collagen bundle-related mineralization in lamellar bone, have been isolated from NaOCl solutions used to dissolve the organic matrix in preparation of anorganic mineralizing fronts for scanning electron microscopy.

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Boyde, A., Sela, J. Scanning electron microscope study of separated calcospherites from the matrices of different mineralizing systems. Calc. Tis Res. 26, 47–49 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02013233

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