Effect of organic matrix on calcification of biocomposite materials

Authors
Kim, YWKim, JJKim, YHChung, SHChoi, CS
Issue Date
2001-11
Publisher
SOC CHEMICAL ENG JAPAN
Citation
JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING OF JAPAN, v.34, no.11, pp.1325 - 1331
Abstract
The characteristics of calcification in biocomposite are studied by adopting the molecular-level approaches such as X-ray, NMR, Zeta potential and analysis of secondary structure of organic matrix. The compositional and conformational features of organic matrix have a great influence on the structural properties (crystallite size, surface charge, stability, binding state, and polymorphic change). On the other hand, in synthetic calcium salts, the noticeable properties are not shown. From these results, the organic matrix by controlling specific peptide blocks is another key point for understanding of manifold morphology and superior biocomposite properties.
Keywords
TRANSFORM INFRARED-SPECTROSCOPY; SECONDARY STRUCTURE; CALCITE CRYSTALS; BIOMIMETIC SYNTHESIS; PROTEINS; SHELL; BIOMINERALIZATION; MACROMOLECULES; CARBONATE; HYDROXYAPATITE; TRANSFORM INFRARED-SPECTROSCOPY; SECONDARY STRUCTURE; CALCITE CRYSTALS; BIOMIMETIC SYNTHESIS; PROTEINS; SHELL; BIOMINERALIZATION; MACROMOLECULES; CARBONATE; HYDROXYAPATITE; biocomposite; calcification; nacre; organic matrix; nanostructure
ISSN
0021-9592
URI
https://pubs.kist.re.kr/handle/201004/140077
DOI
10.1252/jcej.34.1325
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