journal article·2009-11-23Open access

Nanocomposite Synthesis: Embryonic States of Fluorapatite–Gelatine Nanocomposites and Their Intrinsic Electric‐Field‐Driven Morphogenesis: The Missing Link on the Way from Atomistic Simulations to Pattern Formation on the Mesoscale (Adv. Funct. Mater. 22/2009)

Paul Simon, Elena Rosseeva, Jana Buder, Wilder German Carrillo‐Cabrera, Rüdiger Kniep

Advanced Functional Materials· Volume 19· Issue 22

Abstract

Fractal aggregates of fluorapatite–gelatine nanocomposites (SEM image taken by Yigit Öztan, MPI CPfS)—which bears a strong resemblance to the biosystem hydroxyapatite–collagen, a key material in human bones and teeth–are formed from bundles of calcified protein molecules representing the first (embryonic) states of shape development and leading to extended processes of self-organisation. This process has been studied in detail by P. Simon et al., and is reported on page 3596.
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