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In vitro nucleation experiments showed that PP could nucleate plate-like apatite crystals in pseudophysiological buffer, whereas rDMP2 failed to mediate the transformation of amorphous calcium phosphate to apatite crystals under the same experimental conditions. Collagen binding experiments demonstrated that PP favors the formation of collagen aggregates, whereas in the presence of rDMP2 thin fibrils are formed. 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