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Silicon nitride surface chemistry: a potent regulator of mesenchymal progenitor cell activity in bone formation

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Category: Publications, Spinal Arthrodesis

Author(s):  G. Pezzotti, R. M. Bock, T. Adachi, A. Rondinella, F. Boschetto, W-L. Zhu, E. Marin, B. J. McEntire, and B. S. Bal

Polycrystalline silicon nitride, sintered with the addition of minor fractions of yttrium and aluminum oxides, possesses uniquely adjustable surface chemistry…Read More

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