Lee et al., 2019 - Google Patents
Oriented siloxane-containing vaterite/poly (lactic acid) composite scaffolds for controlling osteoblast alignment and proliferationLee et al., 2019
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- Lee S
- Kiyokane Y
- Kasuga T
- Nakano T
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- Journal of Asian Ceramic Societies
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Bone tissue has an anisotropic structure, which is strongly associated with the collagen fibril orientation and the direction of the c-axis of the bone apatite crystal. The bone regeneration process contains two main phases: bone mineral density (BMD; bone quantity) restoration …
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