Effect of ion modification of commonly used orthopedic materials on the attachment of human bone-derived cells.
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D R McKenzie | C. R. Howlett | D. Mckenzie | H. Zreiqat | Y. Wu | C R Howlett | H Zreiqat | Y Wu | D W McFall | D. W. McFall
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