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Calcium and phosphorus co-doped carbon dots enhance osteogenic differentiation for calvarial defect repair in situ

2021-07-12

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Calvarial bone defect remains a clinical challenge due to the lack of efficient osteo-inductive agent. Herein, a novel calcium and phosphorus codoped carbon dot (Ca/P-CD) for bone regeneration was synthesized using phosphoethanolamine and calcium gluconate as precursors. The resultant Ca/P-CDs exhibited ultra-small size, stable excitation dependent emission spectra and favorable dispers...

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b9c51e3a-0c4a-51a0-8b80-a263ba29a253
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-698683/v1
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