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Biomineralization is a hot topic in the area of materials, and this volume in the Metals Ions in Life Sciences series takes a systematic approach, dealing with all aspects from the fundamentals to applications. Key biological features of biomineralization, such as gene directed growth and the role of enzymes are covered, as are new areas, including copper/zinc in the jaws of invertebrates or magnetic biomaterials that help birds with navigation
Biomineralization is a hot topic in the area of materials, and this volume in the Metals Ions in Life Sciences series takes a systematic approach, dealing with all aspects from the fundamentals to applications. Key biological features of biomineralization, such as gene directed growth and the role of enzymes are covered, as are new areas, including copper/zinc in the jaws of invertebrates or magnetic biomaterials that help birds with navigation
Mrs. Astrid Sigel, Prof. Helmut Sigel and, c/o Dept. of Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, University of Basel, Spitalstrasse 51, CH-4056 Basel, Switzerland Professor Roland K. O. Sigel, Institute of Inorganic Chemistry, University of Zurich, Winterthurerstrasse 190, CH-8057 Zurich, Switzerland
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HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT AND PERSPECTIVES OF THE SERIES. PREFACE TO VOLUME 4. CONTRIBUTORS TO VOLUME 4. TITLES OF VOLUMES 1-44 IN THE METAL IONS IN BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS SERIES. CONTENTS OF VOLUMES IN THE METAL IONS IN LIFE SCIENCES SERIES. (1) Crystals and Life. An Introduction (Arthur Veis). (2) What Genes and Genomes Tell Us about Calcium Carbonate Biomineralization (Fred H. Wilt and Christopher E. Killian). (3) The Role of Enzymes in Biomineralization Processes (Ingrid M. Weiss and Frédéric Marin). (4) Metal-Bacteria Interactions at Both the Planktonic Cell and Biofilm Levels (Ryan C. Hunter and Terry J. Beveridge). (5) Biomineralization of Calcium Carbonate. The Interplay with Biosubstrates (Amir Berman). (6) Sulfate-Containing Biominerals (Fabienne Bosselmann and Matthias Epple). (7) Oxalate Biominerals (Enrique J. Baran and Paula V. Monje). (8) Molecular Processes of Biosilicification in Diatoms (Aubrey K. Davis and Mark Hildebrand). (9) Heavy Metals in the Jaws of Invertebrates (Helga C. Lichtenegger, Henrik Birkedal, and J. Herbert Waite). (10) Ferritin. Biomineralization of Iron (Elizabeth C. Theil, Xiaofeng S. Liu, and Manolis Matzapetakis). (11) Magnetism and Molecular Biology of Magnetic Iron Minerals in Bacteria (Richard B. Frankel, Sabrina Schübbe, and Dennis A. Bazylinski). (12) Biominerals. Recorders of the Past? (Danielle Fortin, Sean Langley, and Susan Glasauer). (13) Dynamics of Biomineralization and Biodemineralization (Lijun Wang and George H. Nancollas). (14) Mechanism of Mineralization of Collagen-Based Connective Tissues (Adele L. Boskey). (15) Mammalian Enamel Formation (Janet Moradian-Oldak and Michael L. Paine). (16) Mechanical Design of Biomineralized Tissues. Bone and Other Hierarchical Materials (Peter Fratzl). (17) Bioinspired Growth of Mineralized Tissue (Darilis Suárez-González and William L. Murphy). (18) Polymer-Controlled Biomimetic Mineralization of Novel Inorganic Materials (Helmut Cölfen and Markus Antonietti). SUBJECT INDEX.
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT AND PERSPECTIVES OF THE SERIES. PREFACE TO VOLUME 4. CONTRIBUTORS TO VOLUME 4. TITLES OF VOLUMES 1-44 IN THE METAL IONS IN BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS SERIES. CONTENTS OF VOLUMES IN THE METAL IONS IN LIFE SCIENCES SERIES. (1) Crystals and Life. An Introduction (Arthur Veis). (2) What Genes and Genomes Tell Us about Calcium Carbonate Biomineralization (Fred H. Wilt and Christopher E. Killian). (3) The Role of Enzymes in Biomineralization Processes (Ingrid M. Weiss and Frédéric Marin). (4) Metal-Bacteria Interactions at Both the Planktonic Cell and Biofilm Levels (Ryan C. Hunter and Terry J. Beveridge). (5) Biomineralization of Calcium Carbonate. The Interplay with Biosubstrates (Amir Berman). (6) Sulfate-Containing Biominerals (Fabienne Bosselmann and Matthias Epple). (7) Oxalate Biominerals (Enrique J. Baran and Paula V. Monje). (8) Molecular Processes of Biosilicification in Diatoms (Aubrey K. Davis and Mark Hildebrand). (9) Heavy Metals in the Jaws of Invertebrates (Helga C. Lichtenegger, Henrik Birkedal, and J. Herbert Waite). (10) Ferritin. Biomineralization of Iron (Elizabeth C. Theil, Xiaofeng S. Liu, and Manolis Matzapetakis). (11) Magnetism and Molecular Biology of Magnetic Iron Minerals in Bacteria (Richard B. Frankel, Sabrina Schübbe, and Dennis A. Bazylinski). (12) Biominerals. Recorders of the Past? (Danielle Fortin, Sean Langley, and Susan Glasauer). (13) Dynamics of Biomineralization and Biodemineralization (Lijun Wang and George H. Nancollas). (14) Mechanism of Mineralization of Collagen-Based Connective Tissues (Adele L. Boskey). (15) Mammalian Enamel Formation (Janet Moradian-Oldak and Michael L. Paine). (16) Mechanical Design of Biomineralized Tissues. Bone and Other Hierarchical Materials (Peter Fratzl). (17) Bioinspired Growth of Mineralized Tissue (Darilis Suárez-González and William L. Murphy). (18) Polymer-Controlled Biomimetic Mineralization of Novel Inorganic Materials (Helmut Cölfen and Markus Antonietti). SUBJECT INDEX.
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"From ions to life minerals: there is a bio inspired growth pathway paved by enzymes! From Buchner s discovery of cell free fermentation and enzymology to modern day biochemistry there are still many more paths to explore! This volume is an excellent training manual for such expeditions." ( Coordination Chemistry Reviews , July 2009)
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