Collageneous matrix coatings on titanium implants modified with decorin and chondroitin sulfate: characterization and influence on osteoblastic cells.
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D. Scharnweber | H. Worch | R. Funk | T. Douglas | T. Hanke | T. Monsees | S. Bierbaum | S. Tippelt
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