Considerations of growth factor and material use in bone tissue engineering using biodegradable scaffolds in vitro and in vivo
Karen M. Marshall(University of Southampton), Richard O. C. Oreffo(University of Southampton), Tao Yang(Nantong University), Janos M. Kanczler(University of Southampton), Abshar Hasan(University of Nottingham), Molly M. Stevens(Center for NanoScience), Vineetha Jayawarna(University of Glasgow), Cécile Echalier(Imperial College London), Jonathan P. Wojciechowski(Imperial College London), Øystein Øvrebø(Bayer (Norway)), Kun Zhou(Zhejiang Energy Group (China)), Álvaro Mata(University of Nottingham), Manuel Salmerón‐Sánchez(University of Glasgow)
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