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  • 2023In Situ Nanoindentation at Elevated Humidities2citations
  • 2020Natural hybrid silica/protein superstructure at atomic resolution23citations
  • 2019Morphological and textural evolution of the prismatic ultrastructure in mollusc shells19citations
  • 2017Nano-scale modulus mapping of biological composite materials: Theory and practice43citations
  • 2017Mesocrystalline calcium silicate hydrate : a bioinspired route toward elastic concrete materials121citations
  • 2016Gas barrier properties of bio-inspired Laponite–LC polymer hybrid films7citations
  • 2016Inherent Role of Water in Damage Tolerance of the Prismatic Mineral–Organic Biocomposite in the Shell of Pinna Nobilis24citations
  • 2015Micro- and nano-structural details of a spider's filter for substrate vibrations33citations
  • 2015Characterizing moisture-dependent mechanical properties of organic materials32citations
  • 2015Electron microscope analyses of the bio-silica basal spicule from the Monorhaphis chuni sponge11citations
  • 2015Eshelby Twist as a Possible Source of Lattice Rotation in a Perfectly Ordered Protein/Silica Structure Grown by a Simple Organism12citations
  • 2014A spider's biological vibration filter53citations
  • 2014A Perfectly Periodic Three-Dimensional Protein/Silica Mesoporous Structure Produced by an Organism22citations
  • 2014Hierarchically Structured Vanadium Pentoxide-Polymer Hybrid Materials24citations
  • 2014Composition and Mechanical Properties of a Protein/Silica Hybrid Material Forming the Micron-Thick Axial Filament in the Spicules of Marine Sponges9citations
  • 2014Mesoporous silica: a perfectly periodic three-dimensional protein/silica mesoporous structure produced by an organism (adv. Mater. 11/2014).3citations
  • 2014Nanostructure of Biogenic Calcite and Its Modification under Annealing: Study by High-Resolution X-ray Diffraction and Nanoindentation15citations
  • 2014Self-similar mesostructure evolution of the growing mollusc shell reminiscent of thermodynamically driven grain growth81citations
  • 2013Structural and mechanical properties of the arthropod cuticle45citations

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  • Vogel, Cordula
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  • Bar-On, Benny
  • Best, Richard Johannes
  • Leonarski, Filip Karol
  • Görlich, Stefan
  • Pohl, Darius
  • Rellinghaus, Bernd
  • Tomizaki, Takashi
  • Vacelet, Jean
  • Samuel, Abisheik John
  • Seidel, Ronald
  • Zöllner, Dana
  • Reich, Elke
  • Schoeppler, Vanessa
  • Lakin, Evgeny
  • Zolotoyabko, Emil
  • Lemanis, Robert
  • Fratzl, Prof. Dr. Dr. H. C. Peter
  • Cölfen, Helmut
  • Labbez, Christophe
  • Burghard, Zaklina
  • Picker, Andreas
  • Nicoleau, Luc
  • Bill, Joachim
  • Nonat, André
  • Grüner, Simon
  • Schlaad, Helmut
  • Tritschler, Ulrich
  • Bayerlein, Bernd
  • Blumtritt, Horst
  • Bertinetti, Luca
  • Zaslansky, Paul
  • Young, Seth L.
  • Milliron, Garrett
  • Tsukruk, Vladimir
  • Barth, Friedrich G.
  • Fratzl, Peter
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  • Rack, Alexander
  • Politi, Yael
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  • Younes-Metzler, Osnat
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  • Bertinetti, L.
  • Zlotnikov, I.
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  • Hangen, U. D.
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  • Eder, M.
  • Dauphin, Yannicke
  • Werner, Peter
  • Graff, Andreas
  • Tsukruk, Vladimir V.
  • Coelfen, Helmut
  • Masic, Admir
  • Metzger, Till H.
  • Carbone, Gerardina
  • Hartmann, M. A.
  • Valverde Serrano, C.
  • Politi, Y.
  • Hartmann, Markus A.
  • Erko, M.
  • Serrano, Clara Valverde
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Morphological and textural evolution of the prismatic ultrastructure in mollusc shells

  • Zöllner, Dana
  • Reich, Elke
  • Schoeppler, Vanessa
  • Lakin, Evgeny
  • Zlotnikov, Igor
  • Zolotoyabko, Emil
  • Lemanis, Robert
Abstract

<p>Molluscan shells, exhibiting a variety of complex three-dimensional architectures, are an exemplar model system to study biogenic mineral formation by living organisms. Recent studies have demonstrated that the deposition process of some shell ultrastructures can be described using classical analytical models borrowed from materials physics, which were developed to predict the structural evolution of man-made and geological polycrystalline composite assemblies. In the current study, we use this newly developed capacity to quantitatively describe the morphogenesis of the prismatic ultrastructure in three shells from the bivalve family Pinnidae towards establishing a correlation between structure, texture, growth kinetics, topology and phylogeny of the species. Using data collected by electron microscopy, synchrotron-based microtomography, electron backscatter diffraction analysis (EBSD) and X-ray diffraction we demonstrate that the prismatic ultrastructures in Pinnidae are formed following either ideal or triple-junction-controlled kinetics, which are shown to be closely linked to the morphological and topological characteristics, as well as crystallographic texture of these biocomposites. The experimental and analytical framework presented in this comparative study can serve as an additional tool for classifying molluscan shell ultrastructures on the levels of structural and textural morphogenesis. Statement of Significance: The ability to quantitatively describe the structural evolution of the prismatic architecture in mollusc shells is used for the first time to derive and compare between analytical parameters that define the growth kinetics and morphological and topological evolution during the growth of three shells from the family Pinnidae from two different genera. Furthermore, these parameters are linked to the evolution of crystallographic texture in the studied architectures. The developed experimental and analytical framework not only enables us to quantitatively describe species-specific growth mechanisms but also suggests a direct correlation between the evolution of morphology and texture.</p>

Topics
  • Deposition
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • morphology
  • mineral
  • x-ray diffraction
  • composite
  • texture
  • electron microscopy
  • electron backscatter diffraction