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The interaction of phosphoproteins with calcium phosphate

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This review is concerned with some of the well-characterised phosphoproteins that interact with calcium phosphate as part of their biological function, and phosphoproteins that have been used frequently in laboratory studies of phosphoprotein-calcium phosphate interactions. This heterogeneous group comprises the phosphophoryns from teeth, the bone phosphoproteins, the caseins from milk, the statherins and acidic proline-rich proteins of saliva, osteonectin and the egg phosvitins. The prominence given here to the caseins is largely a reflection of our own research interests, but it can be justified as bringing this well-studied group of phosphoproteins more to the attention of researchers in the field of tissue mineralisation.

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Holt, C., van Kemenade, M.J.J.M. (1989). The interaction of phosphoproteins with calcium phosphate. In: Hukins, D.W.L. (eds) Calcified Tissue. Topics in Molecular and Structural Biology. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-09868-2_8

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