Osteogenic potential in vitro of human bone marrow cells cultured on macroporous biphasic calcium phosphate ceramic.
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N Passuti | G. Daculsi | D. Heymann | D Heymann | G Daculsi | N. Passuti | R. Rohanizadeh | S Couillaud | R Rohanizadeh | J Guicheux | J Toquet | J. Guicheux | S. Couillaud | J. Toquet
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