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Fabrication and evaluation of (PVA/HAp/PCL) bilayer composites as potential scaffolds for bone tissue regeneration application

Maheshwari et al., 2014

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14593702850829315935
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Maheshwari S
Samuel V
Nagiah N
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Ceramics International

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Natural bone tissue resembles a nanocomposite structure in several senses that is, being a porous polymer ceramic material, a lamellar material, and a fiber-matrix material which provides appropriate physical and biological properties. To develop an ideal bone scaffold …
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