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A co-dispersed nanosystem of strontium-anchored reduced graphene oxide to enhance the bioactivity and mechanical property of polymer scaffolds
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EngineeringBone RepairInsufficient Mechanical PropertyBiomedical EngineeringOrthopaedic SurgeryRegenerative MedicineGraphene NanomeshesChemical EngineeringOrthopaedic BiomaterialsSynthetic Bone SubstituteCarbon-based MaterialRegenerative BiomaterialsBone RemodelingCarbon AerogelsPolymer ScaffoldsMaterials ScienceNatural DegradabilityRegenerative EngineeringCo-dispersed NanosystemGood BiocompatibilityNanomaterialsGrapheneNanocompositeMedicineBiomaterialsFunctional Materials
Poly(<sc>l</sc>-lactide) (PLLA) is a promising bone repair material owing to its good biocompatibility and natural degradability, but its lack of bioactivity and insufficient mechanical property restrict its further application.
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