The synergistic effect of bone forming peptide-1 and endothelial progenitor cells to promote vascularization of tissue engineered bone.
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Hua Wu | Wei Wang | Xiangyu Tang | Hao Cheng | Chaoxu Liu | Wenkai Li | Jun Zhang | Jingyuan Chen | Huaixi Wang | Guanlin Lin
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