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Pressure-Regulated Confined Crystallization Drives Self-Organization of Bioinspired Mineral Architectures
biophysicscell-biologyevolutionary-biologyinorganic-chemistrymolecular-biologyneuroscienceplasma-physics
Nature employs amorphous precursors to construct inorganic biominerals with highly ordered patterns within spatially confined environments. However, bottom-up fabrication of bulk materials with well-organized patterns remains challenging. Here, we report a pressure-regulated strategy to fabricate in
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