Review of the application of C60 in orthopaedic research, including bone tissue engineering and inflammation modulation in joint disease. Niche application that rarely shows up on shungite reading lists.
Sources: via
littlelemuria.com
· original: Connective Tissue Research
DOI 10.3109/03008207.2013.877894
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