Magnesia-doped HA/β-TCP ceramics and evaluation of their biocompatibility
Authors:
- Kug Sun HongKHKug Sun Hong
- Jung-Kun LeeJLJung-Kun Lee
- Deug Joong KimDKDeug Joong Kim
- Jae Hyup LeeJLJae Hyup Lee
- Bong-Soon ChangBong-Soon Chang
- Dong-Ho LeeDLDong-Ho Lee
- Choon-Ki LeeChoon-Ki Lee
- Sung-Soo ChungSCSung-Soo Chung
- 1 February 2004
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Biomaterials
- Vol. 25 (3) , 393-401
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