Hydroxylapatite, Ceramic (CAS 1306-06-5)
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Hydroxylapatite, specifically in its ceramic form, is a compound widely used in materials science research due to its remarkable similarity to the mineral component of bone. In the field of biomaterials, hydroxylapatite, ceramic is extensively studied for its applications in bone grafts and dental implants. Researchers focus on its biocompatibility, bioactivity, and osteoconductive properties, which facilitate the integration of the material with natural bone tissue. Studies are aimed at optimizing the porosity, mechanical strength, and surface chemistry of hydroxylapatite ceramics. Additionally, hydroxylapatite ceramics are used as substrates for the immobilization of proteins and enzymes in biosensor and biocatalysis research. They provide a stable matrix that can enhance the activity and stability of these biomolecules.
Hydroxylapatite, Ceramic (CAS 1306-06-5) References
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- Mastoidectomy reconstruction: use of aluminum templates to shape hydroxylapatite canal wall implants. | Black, B. 1991. Am J Otol. 12: 426-8. PMID: 1666821
- Using hydroxylapatite ceramic buttons covered with periosteum to prevent cerebrospinal fluid leakage: technical note. | Kasuya, H. and Shimizu, T. 1999. Neurosurgery. 44: 422-3. PMID: 9932902
Ordering Information
| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Hydroxylapatite, Ceramic, 10 g | sc-295168 | 10 g | $95.00 | |||
Hydroxylapatite, Ceramic, 25 g | sc-295168A | 25 g | $369.00 |