Learning from Nature How to Design New Implantable Biomaterialsis: From Biomineralization Fundamentals to Biomimetic Materials and Processing Routes

1. Structure and Mechanical Functions in Biological Materials

1. Structure-Mechanical Function Relations in Bones and Teeth
S. Weiner, P. Zaslansky

2. Hierarchical Structure and Mechanical Adaptation of Biological Materials
Peter Fratzl

2. Bioceramics, Bioactive Materials and Surface Analysis

3. Calcium Phosphate Biomaterials: An Overview
Huipin Yuan, Klaas Groot

4. Nanostructural Control of Implantable Xerogels for the Controlled Release of Biomolecules
Shula Radin, Paul Ducheyne

5. Surface Analysis of Biomaterials and Biomineralization
Buddy D. Ratner

3. Biomimetics and Biomimetic Coatings

6. Biomimetics and Bioceramics
B. Ben-Nissan

7. New Biomimetic Coating Technologies and Incorporation of Bioactive Agents and Proteins
P. Habibovic, F. Barrère, K. Groot

8. Learning from Nature How to Design Biomimetic Calcium-Phosphate Coatings
I. B. Leonor, H. S. Azevedo, I. Pashkuleva, A. L. Oliveira, C. M. Alves, R. L. Reis

9. Learning from Marine Creatures How to Design Micro-Lenses
J. Aizenberg, G. Hendler

4. Tissue Engineering of Mineralized Tissues

10. Inkjet Printing for Biomimetic and Biomedical Materials
Paul Calvert, Yuka Yoshioka, Ghassan Jabbour

11. Stem Cells and Bioactive Materials
Robert C. Bielby, Julia M. Polak

12. Embryonic Stem Cells for the Engineering and Regeneration of Mineralized Tissues
Lee D.K. Buttery, Julia M. Polak

13. Tissue Engineering of Mineralized Tissues: The Essential Elements
A. J. Salgado, M. E. Gomes, R. L. Reis

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