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Biosilica In Evolution Morphogenesis And Nanobiotechnology Case Study Lake Baikal 2009th Edition Werner E G Mller

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Biosilica In Evolution Morphogenesis And Nanobiotechnology Case Study Lake Baikal 2009th Edition Werner E G Mller
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Publisher: Springer
File Extension: PDF
File size: 20.4 MB
Pages: 421
Author: Werner E G Müller, Mikhael A. Grachev
ISBN: 9783540885511, 354088551X
Language: English
Year: 2009
Edition: 2009

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Biosilica In Evolution Morphogenesis And Nanobiotechnology Case Study Lake Baikal 2009th Edition Werner E G Mller by Werner E G Müller, Mikhael A. Grachev 9783540885511, 354088551X instant download after payment.

Lake Baikal is the oldest, deepest and most voluminous lake on Earth, comprising one fifth of the World’s unfrozen fresh water. It hosts the highest number of endemic animals recorded in any freshwater lake. Until recently it remained enigmatic why such a high diversity evolved in the isolated Lake Baikal. Focusing on the sponges (phylum Porifera) as an example, some answers are provided to fundamental questions on evolutionary forces. The characteristic feature of these animals is that they form their polymeric silicic acid skeleton enzymatically. This process is explored using modern molecular biological and cellular biological techniques to outline strategies to fabricate novel materials applicable in biomedicine and nanooptics.

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