2021
DOI: 10.1007/s00339-021-05051-1
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Bioactivity and cell viability of Ag+- and Zr4+-co-doped biphasic calcium phosphate

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“…X-ray diffraction analysis demonstrated that the development of zirconia phase had an impact on the proportion of the TCP/HA owing to the exchange of the larger radius ion of the Ca 2+ (0.099 nm) by the smaller one of the Zr 4+ (0.084 nm) in agreement with previous studies [ 17 , 20 ] concluded that by increasing the TCP/HA proportion, their reactivity is intensified. El-Bassyouni et al specified that such doping process was capable to improve the physicochemical, morphological and size parameters of the prepared material [ 21 ].…”
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“…X-ray diffraction analysis demonstrated that the development of zirconia phase had an impact on the proportion of the TCP/HA owing to the exchange of the larger radius ion of the Ca 2+ (0.099 nm) by the smaller one of the Zr 4+ (0.084 nm) in agreement with previous studies [ 17 , 20 ] concluded that by increasing the TCP/HA proportion, their reactivity is intensified. El-Bassyouni et al specified that such doping process was capable to improve the physicochemical, morphological and size parameters of the prepared material [ 21 ].…”
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confidence: 89%
“…Osteoinductivity could be achieved by adding dopants materials to HA [ 30 ]. In the current study, doping of TCP/HA with zirconia resulted in statistically significant increase in bone radiodensity compared to TCP/HA which could be attributed to the role of zirconia in increasing the mechanical properties (compressive strength and stiffness) as previously reported [ 17 ].…”
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