Abstract
X-ray diffraction and water sorption data are presented which show that the extracellular water in calcified turkey leg tendon is associated principally with the collagen component.
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Eanes, E.D., Martin, G.N. & Lundy, D.R. The distribution of water in calcified turkey leg tendon. Calc. Tis Res. 20, 313–316 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02546418
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