Biological activation of zirconia surfaces by chemical modification with IGF-1.

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Biological activation of zirconia surfaces by chemical modification with IGF-1.

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Daisuke Ito

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Futami Nagano-Takebe

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Kazuhiko Endo

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Takashi Kado

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Tatsuhiro Hidaka

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Yasushi Furuichi

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