<p>(A) cross section through uncorroded nacreous layer with growing nacre tablets on the surface. (B, C) cross sections through dissolved nacreous layers, illustrating extensive dissolution of plates ca. 3–5 µm deep into the nacreous layer. Deeper nacreous layers appear to be macroscopically unaffected. Corroded cross sections were obtained from the same mussel piece shown in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0024223#pone-0024223-g004" target="_blank">Fig. 4A and B</a>. The white dashed lines in A, B indicate the breaking edge, NS = nacreous layer surface, NC = nacreous layer cross section.</p
We present experimental support for a model of abalone nacre growth that is based on mineral bridges...
The inner layer of many bivalve and gastropod molluscs consists of iridescent nacre, a material that...
International audienceThe nacre prism transition of the mollusc shell Pinctada margaritifera was stu...
<p>(A) left: stereo microscopic image of the inner shell surface of a control (39 Pa, HF) mussel, mi...
<p>(A) cross section through a shell piece with corroded nacre surface (white) and organic covered s...
<p>(A) The surface of the pearl at low magnification. The numbers and arrows indicate the serial sec...
International audienceNacre tablets of mollusks develop two kinds of features when either the calciu...
Arrows indicate various diagenetic pathways of aragonite. (A) Originally preserved nacre: superimpos...
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Structural characterization of biologically formed materials is essential for understanding biologic...
Shell nacre (mother of pearl) of Pinctada margaritifera was analyzed by scanning electron microscopy...
Formation of nacre (mother-of-pearl) is a biomineralization process of fundamental scientific as wel...
Abstract Nacre, also known as mother-of-pearl, is a hard biological composite found in the inside la...
Nacre, the inner iridescent layer of molluscan shells is an organic-inorganic composite material. Th...
The shell of the Nautilus was examined using scanning electron microscopy, transmission electron mic...
We present experimental support for a model of abalone nacre growth that is based on mineral bridges...
The inner layer of many bivalve and gastropod molluscs consists of iridescent nacre, a material that...
International audienceThe nacre prism transition of the mollusc shell Pinctada margaritifera was stu...
<p>(A) left: stereo microscopic image of the inner shell surface of a control (39 Pa, HF) mussel, mi...
<p>(A) cross section through a shell piece with corroded nacre surface (white) and organic covered s...
<p>(A) The surface of the pearl at low magnification. The numbers and arrows indicate the serial sec...
International audienceNacre tablets of mollusks develop two kinds of features when either the calciu...
Arrows indicate various diagenetic pathways of aragonite. (A) Originally preserved nacre: superimpos...
Not AvailableNacre, the inner iridescent layer of molluscan shells is an organic-inorganic composite...
Structural characterization of biologically formed materials is essential for understanding biologic...
Shell nacre (mother of pearl) of Pinctada margaritifera was analyzed by scanning electron microscopy...
Formation of nacre (mother-of-pearl) is a biomineralization process of fundamental scientific as wel...
Abstract Nacre, also known as mother-of-pearl, is a hard biological composite found in the inside la...
Nacre, the inner iridescent layer of molluscan shells is an organic-inorganic composite material. Th...
The shell of the Nautilus was examined using scanning electron microscopy, transmission electron mic...
We present experimental support for a model of abalone nacre growth that is based on mineral bridges...
The inner layer of many bivalve and gastropod molluscs consists of iridescent nacre, a material that...
International audienceThe nacre prism transition of the mollusc shell Pinctada margaritifera was stu...