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Biomaterials and interface with bone

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In this paper, some examples from the literature or from my own experience will be given to illustrate the influence of surface topography and surface chemistry at the nano- and micro-scale on the cell and tissue response.

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The publication of the proceedings of the 5th Bone Quality Seminar 2010 has been made possible through an educational grant from Servier.

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Anselme, K. Biomaterials and interface with bone. Osteoporos Int 22, 2037–2042 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00198-011-1618-x

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