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Publications by Ayumu Oishi
Specific Biological Responses of the Synovial Membrane to Carbon Nanotubes
Scientific Reports
Multidisciplinary
A Three-Dimensional Block Structure Consisting Exclusively of Carbon Nanotubes Serving as Bone Regeneration Scaffold and as Bone Defect Filler
PLoS ONE
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