A novel mineralized high strength hydrogel for enhancing cell adhesion and promoting skull bone regeneration in situ
Volume: 197, Pages: 108183 - 108183
Published: Sep 1, 2020
Abstract
Bone defect therapy based on advanced biocomposite hydrogel scaffolds provide a promising strategy in bone tissue engineering. Inducing bone regeneration that meets the biomechanical, bioactivity and osteoconductivity criteria of bone tissue engineering is highly appealing but challenging. Here, we designed a mineralized, high-strength and tough nanocomposite hydrogel by in situ deposition of calcium phosphate hydroxide salt nanohydroxyapatite...
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Title
A novel mineralized high strength hydrogel for enhancing cell adhesion and promoting skull bone regeneration in situ
Published Date
Sep 1, 2020
Volume
197
Pages
108183 - 108183
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