Bone Regeneration: New Findings and Potential Clinical Applications

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Bone is a biologically privileged tissue in that it has the capacity to undergo regeneration as part of a repair process. Fracture healing is the most common and recognizable form of bone regeneration, but several other examples of bone regeneration have been observed in humans, suggesting that the ability to regulate bone regeneration as a therapeutic tool should be possible. Historically, efforts at limb...

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