| 硅质海绵骨针矿化机制及仿生应用研究进展 |
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| 关键词:Sponge Hexactinellida giant basal spicule bio-silica silicatein biosilicification |
| 基金项目:科技部国际合作项目“硅质海绵骨针矿化机制及仿生研究”(编号: 2008DFA00980); 国土资源部公益性专项“生物-硅化仿生新矿物材料应用研究”(编号: 201011005-6); 德国教育与研究部德中合作实验室项目(编号: CHN 09/1AP); 欧盟研究委员会(ERC)高级领军人才项目(编号: 268476 BIOSILICA) |
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| Advances in Research on Siliceous Sponge Spicules: Novel Insight into the Understanding of Biomineralization Mechanisms and Bionic Applications |
| Siliceous sponges are the simplest and oldest multi-cellular animals on the Earth. They achieved a perfect technical blueprint during their million years of evolution. A new energy-saving and environmentally friendly technology has been developed by nature for human applications allowing the production of novel bio-inorganic mineral materials using nano-biotechnological approaches. There is a wide application prospect in the fields of optical fibers, microelectronics, biomedical materials and some further areas. Monorhaphis chuni lives in the deep sea over 1000 m in depth. Its giant basal spicule is growing to a length of 3 m and is therefore the largest bio-silica structure on the Earth. It is a highly suitable model for the study of bio-silicification mechanisms and for their bionic applications. In this paper, the authors systematically summarize the research progress in these giant basal spicules on the following topics: structure, composition, mechanical properties, optophysical properties, biochemical properties and molecular biological basis, biomineralization mechanism as well as bionic applications in biomedicine. |
| WANG Xiao-hong,WANG Shun-feng,GAN Lu,Ute Schlo?acher,ZHOU Feng,Klaus P. Jochum,Matthias Wiens,Heinz C. Schr?der,Werner E.G. Müller.2011.Advances in Research on Siliceous Sponge Spicules: Novel Insight into the Understanding of Biomineralization Mechanisms and Bionic Applications[J].Acta Geoscientica Sinica,32(2):129-141. |
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