生物矿物中受激拉曼散射的三维碳酸钙多形成像。

IF 3.1 3区 化学 Q2 CHEMISTRY, PHYSICAL
Hamadou Dicko, Jéremie Vidal-Dupiol, Denis Saulnier, Eric Tambutté, Alexander Venn, Sylvie Tambutté, Virginie Chamard, Julien Duboisset
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摘要

我们提出了一种高度敏感的相干拉曼显微镜方法,该方法允许对海洋生物中的一系列碳酸盐多晶体进行三维(3D)成像。CaCO3生物矿化发生在亚稳态非晶前体和其他晶相转变为最终晶相的过程中。理解生物矿化途径需要确定这种物理化学时间序列。我们的方法利用了无定形碳酸钙、文石、方解石、镁方解石或半水合碳酸钙的不同振动特征。这种光学方法能够产生不同化合物的空间和光谱分辨图像。当将其应用于珍珠牡蛎壳和柱头珊瑚的死后样本的生长边缘时,可以推断出时间结晶序列。因此,我们强调了中间结晶相的存在,分别涉及镁方解石或半水合碳酸钙。
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3D Calcium carbonate polymorphs imaging with stimulated Raman scattering in biominerals.

We present a highly sensitive coherent Raman microscopy approach, which allows for the tridimensional (3D) imaging of a series of carbonate polymorphs in marine organisms. CaCO3 biomineralization occurs from the transformation of metastable amorphous precursors and other crystalline phases into a final crystalline phase. Understanding biomineralization pathways requires identifying this physico-chemical temporal sequence. Our approach exploits the different vibrational signatures of amorphous calcium carbonate, aragonite, calcite, Mg-calcite or hemi-hydrated calcium carbonate. This optical method enables the production of spatially and spectrally resolved images of the different compounds. When applied on the growing edge of post-mortem samples of both Pinctada margaritifera pearl oyster shell and Stylophora pistillata coral, it allows for inferring a temporal crystallisation sequence. We thus highlight the existence of intermediate crystalline phases, involving magnesian calcite or hemi-hydrated calcium carbonate, respectively.

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Faraday Discussions
Faraday Discussions 化学-物理化学
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