Biomineralization - Globe Thesis

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181.	Preparation And Mineralization Of Silk Fibroin/sercin Blended Materials
182.	Biomineralization Based Biosynthesis And Characterization Of CdS Nanoparticles With Its Applications
183.	Nanostructure And Morphology Transformation Of Biominerals On The Margin Of Shells
184.	Preparation Of Metal Organic Frameworks (MOFs) Functional Materials And Their Applications In Biosensing Analysis
185.	Iron biomineralization: Implications on the fate of arsenic in landfills
186.	Nonreductive biomineralization of uranium(VI) as a result of microbial phosphatase activity
187.	Microbially-aided silicon dioxide biomineralization
188.	Polyelectrolyte multilayers: Simulations, experiments, and applications in biomineralization
189.	Synthesis and characterization of smart block copolymers for biomineralization and biomedical applications
190.	Biochemical studies of Mms6---A biomineralization protein
191.	Kinetics studies of reactions at solid - liquid interface: Simulation of biomineralization
192.	Biomimetic materials processing: Implementation of molecular imprinting and study of biomineralization through the development of an agarose gel assay
193.	Biomineralization and biosorption involving bacteria: Metal phosphate precipitation and mercury adsorption experiments
194.	Calcium carbonate biomineralization: Characterizing the molecular mechanisms of protein-mineral interaction
195.	Mechanistic study of the Polymer -Induced Liquid -Precursor (PILP) process: Relevance to biomineralization
196.	Experiments on the effect of secular variation in seawater magnesium/calcium (calcite and aragonite seas) on calcareous biomineralization
197.	Magnetotactic Bacteria: Isolation, Imaging, and Biomineralization
198.	Understanding and Exploration of the Biomineralization Mechanisms for the Controllable Synthesis of Nanomaterials
199.	Relevance of the polymer-induced liquid-precursor (PILP) process to biomineralization and development of biomimetic materials
200.	Role of the Template in Model Biomineralization: Synchrotron X-ray Scattering Experiments
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