Solid-state NMR shows that polysaccharides, probably acidic glycosaminoglycans, dominate the mineral−organic interface in tooth material, as they do in bone, suggesting a wide-reaching, perhaps universal, role for them in directing nonpathophysiological vertebrate biomineralization.
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