Development of a Photo-Crosslinking, Biodegradable GelMA/PEGDA Hydrogel for Guided Bone Regeneration Materials

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Development of a Photo-Crossli ...... ed Bone Regeneration Materials

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Bing Zhang

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Jianing Wang

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Ming Ma

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Weijie Zhang

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Weipeng Lu

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Yanchuan Guo

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Yihu Wang

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Yunhua Gao

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10.3390/MA11081345

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2018-08-03T00:00:00Z

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biodegradation

hydrogel

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