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Hydroxyapatite: Design with Nature

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Hydroxyapatite, the basic inorganic material in bone, has been used widely in orthopaedic applications. In this chapter, we report the recent advances in research regarding hydroxyapatite. Biomineralization process as well as synthesis routes of hydroxyapatite is discussed. This chapter also addresses several new features of hydroxyapatite material discovered when co-culturing with different cells. Its traditional as well as the potential future applications are found at the end of the chapter.

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