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Resorption rate tunable bioceramic: Si,Zn-modified tricalcium phosphate
An ideal bone implant material would support the activity of osteoblasts in the development of new bone, while simultaneously being resorbed by osteoblasts as part of the lifelong orderly process of bone remodeling. Silicon and Zinc modified tricalcium phosphate (Si,Zn-TCP), a biphasic material,
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