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Development of Highly Bioactive and Mechanically Strong Starch Thermoplastic/Bioglass^® Composite Biomaterials

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Bioceramics 13

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 192-195)

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705-708

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.192-195.705

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September 2000

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Isabel B. Leonor, R.A. Sousa, António M. Cunha, Z.P. Zhong, D.C. Greenspan, Rui L. Reis

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Bioactive, Biodegradable, Bioglass^®, Bone Replacement, Composite, Polymer

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