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January 1, 1999Journal of Materials Chemistry

Biomaterials: defining the mechanical properties of natural tissues and selection of replacement materials

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DHD.W.L. HukinsThe King's CollegeJLJ.C. LeahyUniversity of AberdeenKMKatharine J. MathiasWoolmanhill Hospital

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