SM50 Repeat-Polypeptides Self-Assemble Into Discrete Matrix Subunits and Promote Appositional Calcium Carbonate Crystal Growth During Sea Urchin Tooth Biomineralization

Annals of Anatomy - Germany
doi 10.1016/j.aanat.2015.06.004
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