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tissue or an organism.
Examples include bone
demineralization or
tooth demineralization.
Demineralization can lead to
serious diseases such as osteoporosis...
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Demineralisation or
demineralization may
refer to:
Demineralization (physiology) Bone
demineralisation leading to osteoporosis; see Bone mineralization...
- are
responsible for bone and
cartilage formation. As a
result of the
demineralization process, DBM is more
biologically active than
undemineralized bone...
- kettles, hot
water boilers, and pipework. In the
strict sense, the term
demineralization should imply removing all
dissolved mineral species from water. Thus...
- Gheysens, T; Collins, A; Raina, S; Vollrath, F; Knight, D (2011). "
Demineralization enables reeling of Wild
Silkmoth cocoons". Biomacromolecules. 12 (6):...
- of
visitors during winter.
Natural humidifiers don't use or need a
demineralization filter because the
water is
slowly evaporated which leaves the mineral...
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preventing demineralization in the
first place. If
there is
reduced saliva flow or
reduced saliva quality, this will
increase the risk of
demineralization and...
- the time of
demineralization. Similarly,
eating a
lesser quantity of
sugar in one
sitting does not
decrease the time of
demineralization. Thus, eating...
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Aljabo A,
Strange A,
Ibrahim S,
Coathup M,
Young AM, et al. (2016). "
Demineralization-remineralization
dynamics in
teeth and bone".
International Journal...
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equipment noise.
Fluoride exerts its
major effect by
interfering with the
demineralization mechanism of
tooth decay.
Tooth decay is an
infectious disease, the...
