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Biomineralization-inspired calcium phosphate processing, utilizing supersaturated solutions, serves as a versatile platform for synthesizing and functionalizing bioceramics with diverse biomedical applications such as gene delivery and tissue regeneration. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.SYNTHESIS. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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To review biomimetic approaches using supersaturated calcium phosphate solutions for fabricating multifunctional bioceramic particles and coatings.

September 3, 2026Journal of the Ceramic Society of JapanOpen Access

Biomineralization-inspired fabrication of functional bioceramics

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AOAyako OyaneNational Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

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Narrative review outlines biomineralization-inspired calcium phosphate synthesis in biomaterials, highlighting versatile platforms for gene delivery and periodontal regeneration.

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To review biomimetic approaches using supersaturated calcium phosphate solutions for fabricating multifunctional bioceramic particles and coatings.
Synthesized literature on coprecipitation techniques using supersaturated calcium phosphate solutions to encapsulate bioactive cargo.
Evaluated biomedical applications focusing on non-viral gene delivery and periodontal tissue regeneration platforms.
Reviewed laser-assisted biomimetic processing methods for site-directed and rapid bioceramic surface functionalization.
Biomimetic coprecipitation enables successful loading of therapeutic proteins, nucleic acids, antibacterial agents, and nanoclusters directly into calcium phosphate matrices.
Laser-assisted processing achieves rapid, region-specific calcium phosphate coating suitable for targeted dental surface modification.
Supersaturated mineral solutions provide a highly adaptable, biocompatible platform for engineering multifunctional bioceramics for tissue repair.

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Ayako Oyane (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9934b4636c6408cfa7c7cb https://doi.org/10.2109/jcersj2.26045

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Narrative review outlines biomineralization-inspired calcium phosphate synthesis in biomaterials, highlighting versatile platforms for gene delivery and periodontal regeneration.

Biomineralization-inspired fabrication of functional bioceramics

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Biomineralization-inspired fabrication of functional bioceramics

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