NATURE OF BONE CARBONATE
NATURE OF BONE CARBONATE
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DOI:
10.1097/00003086-197711000-00040
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发表时间:
1977-01-01
影响因子:
4.2
通讯作者:
PELLEGRINO, ED
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作者:
BILTZ, RM;PELLEGRINO, ED
FIG. 1. Popular concepts of bone mineral composition and the location of C03=. Although variable amounts of bone CO, probably exist in solution as [HC03-] no reference to this soluble frac-tion is intended. apatites offer some reconciliation of OH-apatite structure with carbonate, but fail to make any real distinction between OH-apatite on the one hand, and the biological C03-containing apatites on the other. 25. s5 Furthermore, the hydrothermal conditions under which C03= may replace PO,'or OH-in OH-apatite are grossly nonphysiological. 11.45. 64Whether or not C03'is compatible with the OH-apatite structure at all under conditions approximating the physiological is another question. Bone mineral is formed in viw by the conversion of an acidic calcium phosphate precursor, with no apparent X-ray structure, to a fine platy crystallite which is just barely identifiable by X-ray diffraction analysis as belonging to the family of apatites. 67 As bone mineral matures, CO: r= increases as PO,-(HPO,=) decreases. 60 These changes are coincident with the formation of COR-apatite. It is not inconceivable, therefore, the CO:{= interferes