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Isoleucine > Proline >Alanine > Leucine > Valine> Serine > Threonine.The chemical study of the investigated shells indicates that, copper recorded its maximum value (33 p-gg'1) in the bivalve Tridacna elongata and its minimum (12 jagg"1) in the gastropod Conus coronatus. The maximum values of zinc, lead, iron and manganese were recorded in bivalve Acanthocardium aculeata whereas, the studied gastropods revealed lower values for these elements. This trend of the element distribution was observed also for calc'um and magnesium. Acidic amino acids seem to play an impcuint role in fixation of calcium, nucleation of CaC03 and growtf of the mineral phase.]]>
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