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Abdulmajeed et al., 2011 - Google Patents

The effect of exposed glass fibers and particles of bioactive glass on the surface wettability of composite implants

Abdulmajeed et al., 2011

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16356565189484346498
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Abdulmajeed A
Lassila L
Vallittu P
Närhi T
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International Journal of Biomaterials

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Measurement of the wettability of a material is a predictive index of cytocompatibility. This study was designed to evaluate the effect of exposed E‐glass fibers and bioactive glass (BAG) particles on the surface wettability behavior of composite implants. Two different …
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