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April 1, 2000Journal of Biomedical Materials Research

Transforming growth factor-?1 incorporated during setting in calcium phosphate cement stimulates bone cell differentiationin vitro

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EBErik J. BlomAcademic Center for Dentistry AmsterdamJKJenneke Klein‐NulendAcademic Center for Dentistry AmsterdamCKC. P. A. T. KleinUniversity of Groningen

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