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    This summarizes the proposed mechanism of calcification according to the document. It suggests calcification occurs through the concentration of calcium and phosphate ions which raises the ion product of hydroxyapatite above the solubility threshold, leading to precipitation. Deposition of inorganic phosphates and calcium in one location or another is referred to as calcification.

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    This summarizes the proposed mechanism of calcification according to the document. It suggests calcification occurs through the concentration of calcium and phosphate ions which raises the ion product of hydroxyapatite above the solubility threshold, leading to precipitation. Deposition of inorganic phosphates and calcium in one location or another is referred to as calcification.

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    This summarizes the proposed mechanism of calcification according to the document. It suggests calcification occurs through the concentration of calcium and phosphate ions which raises the ion product of hydroxyapatite above the solubility threshold, leading to precipitation. Deposition of inorganic phosphates and calcium in one location or another is referred to as calcification.

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