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Si-substituted hydroxyapatite nanopowders: synthesis, thermal stability and sinterability

Bianco et al., 2009

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Bianco A
Cacciotti I
Lombardi M
Montanaro L
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Synthetic hydroxyapatites incorporating small amounts of Si have shown improved biological performances in terms of enhanced bone apposition, bone in-growth and cell- mediated degradation. This paper reports a systematic investigation on Si-substituted …
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