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Smart pH and thermosensitive injectable hydrogels : chitosan-hydroxyapatite-heparin based functionalised biomaterials for bone regeneration

2021-01-01

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Hard and soft tissue repair and regeneration require multiple surgical interventions, as very often-repeated clinical procedures are required. In addition, insufficient vascularisation remains as the main challenge for bone repair and regeneration. Therefore, bone regeneration via minimal invasive biomaterials promoting angiogenesis by bioactive agents are very much considered at present. Hereof, among new generat...

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b6017069-5875-5691-85fa-49b0e49a6955
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10.17635/lancaster/thesis/1274
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