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Biomimetic Periosteum In article 2203027 by Yanlin Su, Kaifang Chen, Daping Quan, Xiaodong Guo, and co-workers, [email protected] electroactive biomimetic periosteum is created, which can regulate the concentration of axon initial segments in sensory nerves, and promote bone regeneration by releasing neuropeptides. This will enrich the theory of neurogenic bone regeneration and provide a promising treatment for bone defects.
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