salve journal of functional biomaterials, ad maiòra!
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2010
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Abstract
The biomaterials field is one of the largest and fastest growing research areas both in the scientific community and in the industrial one. Biomaterials are the result of collaborations between different disciplines: chemistry, medicine, pharmacology, engineering and biology. The objective of this collaboration is to lead to the implementation of new devices to restore form and human body functions. The research on biomaterials reflects the constant need to replace or supplement human tissues and organs that have been physiologically compromised due to disease or traumatic events. [...]
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| Authors | ;Francesco Puoci |
| Journal | carbon |
| Year | 2010 |
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10.3390/jfb1010001
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