Standardisiertes Testen von Skelett-Implantatoberflächen mit einem Osteoblasten-Zellkultursystem. II. Titanoberflächen unterschiedlicher Rauhigkeit - Standardised Testing of Bone-implant Surfaces using an Osteoblast Gell Culture System. II. Titanium Surfaces of varying Degrees of Roughness
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R. Thull | U. Nöth | C. Hendrich | F. Merklein | T. Altvater | C.P. Rader | N. Schütze | J. Eulert
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