Kinetics of bone cell organization and mineralization on materials with patterned surface chemistry.
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K E Healy | A Rezania | P. Hockberger | A. Rezania | K. Healy | B. Lom | P E Hockberger | J. E. Kim | C H Thomas | J E Kim | P J McKeown | B Lom | P. McKeown | C. H. Thomas
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