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Biomineralization Mechanism Of The Pearl Oyster Pinctada Fucata 1st Ed Rongqing Zhang

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Biomineralization Mechanism Of The Pearl Oyster Pinctada Fucata 1st Ed Rongqing Zhang
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Publisher: Springer Singapore
File Extension: PDF
File size: 33.72 MB
Author: Rongqing Zhang, Liping Xie, Zhenguang Yan
ISBN: 9789811314582, 9789811314599, 9811314586, 9811314594
Language: English
Year: 2019
Edition: 1st ed.

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Biomineralization Mechanism Of The Pearl Oyster Pinctada Fucata 1st Ed Rongqing Zhang by Rongqing Zhang, Liping Xie, Zhenguang Yan 9789811314582, 9789811314599, 9811314586, 9811314594 instant download after payment.

This book presents an overview of our current understanding of the biomineralization mechanisms for shell formation in the pearl oyster Pinctada fucata, based on molecular biology, biochemistry, cell biology, structural biology and environmental biology. Pinctada fucata is the major pearl-producing shellfish in the South China Sea and is also an established model system for the research on the nacre biomineralization mechanism. Extensive studies on nacre biomineralization have provided valuable information for novel bionic material design. Discussing the isolation and gene cloning of the matrix proteins involved in the shell formation, as well as the cell signaling pathways, shell microstructures, and the environmental impacts on shell biomineralization, it is a valuable reference resource for researchers working in the field of nacre biomineralization and biomaterials.

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