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Injectable sodium alginate-black phosphorus composite microspheres for cell delivery and enhanced bone regeneration

Aug 2026 · Frontiers of Materials Science · Vol 20 · 0 citations · 47 references

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Electrospray injection is utilized to prepare ALG-BP composite microspheres encapsulating MC3T3-E1 cells, showing that ALG-BP microspheres had no effect on the activity of MC3T3-E1 cells, while ALG-BP@MC3T3-E1 microspheres exhibited excellent bone healing promotion and osteoporosis inhibition capabilities, significantly reducing bone healing time.

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