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Biomimetic apatites biominerals to synthetic analogs for biomedicineFrom

Authors: Christophe DROUET, David GROSSIN, Christèle COMBES, Stéphanie SARDA, Sophie CAZALBOU, Christian REY

Publication date: July 10, 2018 | Lire en français

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    Biomimetics; biomimetic

    refers to biomimicry, i.e. the notion of imitating concepts developed in Nature. There are many aspects to biomimicry, such as mimicking an organism's function or the chemical composition of a biological tissue. The paragraph 3 takes up the notion of biomimicry in relation to apatites, and sets out several degrees of it.

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