Process of calcification on artificial materials

Process of calcification on artificial materials
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10.1007/s003920170048
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2001
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Zeitschrift für Kardiologie
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T. Kokubo;H.‐M. Kim;M. Kawashita;T. Nakamura
T. Kokubo;H.‐M. Kim;M. Kawashita;T. Nakamura
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作者:
T. Kokubo;H.‐M. Kim;M. Kawashita;T. Nakamura

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