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Abstract
The chemical and physical maturation of the bone salt was studied by serial observations on its stoichiometric and infrared characteristics in avian bone from early embryonic mineral deposition to full maturity after hatching. The sequence of chemical transformations in the developing bone showed most predominantly an inverse relationship between acid phosphate and carbonate, coincident with the formation of CO3-apatite. The data are consistent with the view that CO 3 2− is substituted for HPO 4 2− in the synthesis of CO3-apatite in bone.
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Calcified Tissue International – Springer Journals
Published: Jul 14, 2005