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Conducting photopolymers on orthopeadic implants having a switch of priority between promoting osteogenic and antibacterial activity
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Orthopaedic BiomaterialsOrthopeadic ImplantsEngineeringAntibacterial ActivityPolymer ScienceResponsive PolymersFunctional IncorporationBiomaterials DesignBiomedical EngineeringPhotopolymer NetworkMedicineBiomaterialsOrthopaedic SurgeryBiocompatible MaterialPolymer ChemistryBioactive Material
Photopolymerized polymers with functional incorporation deliver a switch of priority between promoting osteogenic and antibacterial activity of implants.
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