Highly degradable porous melt-derived bioactive glass foam scaffolds for bone regeneration.
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Julian R Jones | Julian R. Jones | Peter D. Lee | A. Solanki | C. Mitchell | A. Nommeots-Nomm | M. N. Esfahani | S. Labbaf | Amy Nommeots-Nomm | Sheyda Labbaf | Aine Devlin | Naomi Todd | Hua Geng | Anu K Solanki | Hok Man Tang | Polytimi Perdika | Alessandra Pinna | Fatemeh Ejeian | Olga Tsigkou | Peter D Lee | Mohammad Hossein Nasr Esfahani | Christopher A Mitchell | Fatemeh Ejeian | O. Tsigkou | A. Pinna | H. Geng | Naomi M. Todd | H. M. Tang | Aine Devlin | P. Perdika | P. Lee
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