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Fig. 2 APT reconstructed volumes of human dental enamel HAP nanowires showing intergranular Mg-rich ACP. APT reconstructed volumes of human dental enamel.

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1 Fig. 2 APT reconstructed volumes of human dental enamel HAP nanowires showing intergranular Mg-rich ACP. APT reconstructed volumes of human dental enamel HAP nanowires showing intergranular Mg-rich ACP. (A to C) Mg atoms (A), Na atom distribution (B), and 0.7 atomic % (at %) Mg isosurface (C) revealing the Mg-rich ACP between HAP nanowires. (D) Cross-sectional view of 0.7 at % Mg isosurface that highlights the ribbon-like shape of the HAP nanowires. (E) Proximity histogram (proxigram) from Mg-rich ACP based on 0.7 at % Mg isosurface [based on the sum of interfaces shown in (D)]. Alexandre La Fontaine et al. Sci Adv 2016;2:e Copyright © 2016, The Authors

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