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Aydin HM et al. - Delivering these enzymes (TRAP and cathepsin K) and/or other molecules involved in bone resorption into bone defects and thus obtaining a concentration difference in the levels of these materials may induce bone forming cells to balance bone turnover, therefore inducing bone regeneration.

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