Cloning and Characterization of Four Novel Coral Acid-Rich Proteins that Precipitate Carbonates In Vitro

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The BASE of difference, 14 Jun 2013

They forgot a key point: Without coral reefs there are no enzymes to precipitate carbonate Read more: Cloning and…

Sebastian Krieger, 13 Jun 2013

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Living Sea Images, 12 Jun 2013

New study published in Current Biology reveals how corals form their exoskeletons. Understanding this process can assist in…

Historias Cienciacionales, 11 Jun 2013

Si el mar se hace más ácido, ¿todavía tendremos corales? La salud de los arrecifes de coral es una preocupación importante…

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