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Self-assembling peptide nanofibers as growth factor-mimicking scaffolds enhancing the bone regeneration potential of nanoceramics: a triad of in vitro, in vivo, and clinical trial studies.

RSC advances·November 11, 2025·PMID 41244724

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Critical bone defects often fail to heal adequately with traditional ceramic grafts due to limited osteoinductive and angiogenic properties. This scaffold combines SAPNs with nanoceramics to mimic growth factor effects, potentially improving outcomes in bone tissue engineering and socket preservation.

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