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Polyphosphates Affect Biological Apatite Nucleation
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Cells Tissues Organs
Cells Tissues Organs (2011) 194 (2-4): 171–175.
Published Online: 27 May 2011
... 3– ] to form the 60–70 weight percent mineral in bone tissue. This is possible with the polymerization of PO 4 3– into polyphosphate [polyP: (PO 3 – ) n ] which reduces free [PO 4 3– ] while leaving total [P] unchanged. polyP forms neutral complexes by chelation with Ca 2+ , which further reduces...
