Foams of Al2O3 and apatite ceramics with interconnecting pores were produced using a new technique. The surfaces of the ceramics served as substrates for the culture of human peripheral and bone marrow derived stem cells. Up to 27 days the cells were kept in culture where they proliferated and developed into different morphologies consistent with bone marrow cell lines.
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