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... ( containing fluoride ) , chlorapatite ( containing chlo- ride ) , and hydroxylapatite ( containing hydroxyl ) . The mineral exhibits toleration of extensive substitutions for phosphate and for calcium . Some of these chemical vari- ants ...
... ( containing fluoride ) , chlorapatite ( containing chlo- ride ) , and hydroxylapatite ( containing hydroxyl ) . The mineral exhibits toleration of extensive substitutions for phosphate and for calcium . Some of these chemical vari- ants ...
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... containing coenzymes . Enzymes are required as organic catalysts for specific reactions within the lamellae . Structural proteins either bind together or provide a matrix for the other components of the lamel- lae . Protein coenzymes ...
... containing coenzymes . Enzymes are required as organic catalysts for specific reactions within the lamellae . Structural proteins either bind together or provide a matrix for the other components of the lamel- lae . Protein coenzymes ...
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... contain some water , a small quantity of other compounds containing sodium , potassium , iron , and chlorine , and a small quantity of organic matter , called spiculin , which forms an axial fibre . The spicules of the Hyalospongiae are ...
... contain some water , a small quantity of other compounds containing sodium , potassium , iron , and chlorine , and a small quantity of organic matter , called spiculin , which forms an axial fibre . The spicules of the Hyalospongiae are ...
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