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Calcifying Nanoparticles
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Nanobacteria
, Nanoparticles, Calcifying
, Nanoparticle, Calcifying
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Protein-mineral complexes that comprise substrates needed for the normal calcium-carbonate-phosphate homeostasis. Nanobacteria was the prior name for…
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2010
2010
Association between antibodies against calcifying nanoparticles and mitral annular calcification.
B. Candemir
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F. Ertaş
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+5 authors
Ç. Erol
Journal of Heart Valve Disease
2010
Corpus ID: 23623719
BACKGROUND AND AIM OF THE STUDY Mechanisms leading to vascular and tissue calcification are not yet fully understood. Previously…
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2008
2008
Do blood-borne calcifying nanoparticles self-propagate?
G. Mathew
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D. Mckay
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N. Çiftçioğlu
International Journal of Nanomedicine
2008
Corpus ID: 971757
The nanotechnology industry is currently in the process of producing new nanoparticles. The biological activity of nanoparticles…
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2006
2006
Nanobacteria-like particles in human arthritic synovial fluids.
T. Tsurumoto
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T. Matsumoto
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A. Yonekura
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H. Shindo
Journal of Proteome Research
2006
Corpus ID: 19629876
We investigated the existence of nanosize particles in synovial fluids of rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis patients. These…
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2004
2004
Nanobacteria-caused Mitral Valve Calciphylaxis in a Man with Diabetic Renal Failure
Tomislav M. Jelic
,
Amer M Malas
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+6 authors
Ho-Huang Chang
Southern medical journal (Birmingham, Ala. Print)
2004
Corpus ID: 2285008
We have found that nanobacteria, recently discovered Gram-negative atypical bacteria, can cause local calciphylaxis on the mitral…
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2004
2004
Suffocation of nerve fibers by living nanovesicles: a model simulation--part II.
A. Sommer
Journal of Proteome Research
2004
Corpus ID: 24662941
Nanobacteria may cause peripheral neuropathy by adhesion to the perineurium. This hypothesis receives support from five…
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2003
2003
Association between nanobacteria and periodontal disease.
D. Mckay
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Olavi Kajander
Circulation
2003
Corpus ID: 40250227
To the Editor: Hung et al1 recently reported that the association between periodontal disease and incident tooth loss and…
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2003
2003
Detection of biofilm formation and nanobacteria under long-term cell culture conditions in serum samples of cattle, goats, cats, and dogs.
S. Barr
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R. A. Linke
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+4 authors
J. Scarlett
American Journal of Veterinary Research
2003
Corpus ID: 11605495
OBJECTIVE To determine the prevalence of biofilm formation under long-term cell culture conditions in serum samples of dairy…
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Review
2003
Review
2003
Microfossils, biominerals, and chemical biomarkers in meteorites
R. Hoover
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A. Y. Rozanov
Other Conferences
2003
Corpus ID: 129801521
The discovery of biominerals, chemical biomarkers and evidence of microfossils in the Mars meteorite (ALH84001) stimulated…
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2003
2003
Living nanovesicles--chemical and physical survival strategies of primordial biosystems.
A. Sommer
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D. Mckay
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N. Çiftçioğlu
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U. Oron
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Á. Mester
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E. Kajander
Journal of Proteome Research
2003
Corpus ID: 6287926
Life on Earth and Mars could have started with self-assembled nanovesicles similar to the present nanobacteria (NB). To resist…
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1998
1998
Extraordinary survival of nanobacteria under extreme conditions
M. Bjorklund
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N. Çiftçioğlu
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E. Kajander
Optics & Photonics
1998
Corpus ID: 56437164
Nanobacteria show high resistance to gamma irradiation. To further examine their survival in extreme conditions several…
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