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Nanofabrication of halloysite-PCL composite scaffolds and functionalization of titanium for tissue regeneration
Major medical needs may be achieved through regenerative medicine. Nanotechnology has triggered a research revolution in many important areas such as the biomedical sciences and bioengineering at the molecular level which has grown significantly due to the availability of new analytical applications
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