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What is calcium phosphate and where does it come from?

April 26, 2017calcium phosphate

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What is calcium phosphate and where does it come from?

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Calcium phosphates are common inorganic materials. The mineral found in bone is a type of calcium phosphate, while most commercial forms are produced synthetically in a lab. Calcium phosphates do not evoke adverse immune responses. Calcium phosphates are used extensively as bone graft substitutes and as coatings for joint replacements.