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Magnesium-substituted zinc-calcium hydroxyfluorapatite bioceramics for bone tissue engineering

Ali et al., 2025

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487105346450869751
Author
Ali R
Sghaier Z
Ageorges H
Salem E
Hidouri M
Publication year
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Journal of the Mechanical Behavior of Biomedical Materials

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Hydroxyfluorapatite (HFAp) materials possess a structural and compositional similarity to bone tissue and dentin. These bioceramics facilitate various physiological functions, including ion exchange within surface layers. Additionally, magnesium (Mg) serves as a …
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