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Lab talk, the good, the bad, and the ugly
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High Noble Gold Porosity.
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<blockquote data-quote="Stirling Ross" data-source="post: 11817" data-attributes="member: 985"><p>. General biocompatibility–On this most basic level, we have to look at how the material reacts generally with human tissue. In other words, how toxic the material is at a cellular level. Does it poison cells? This toxicity tends to be an inherent property of the material, and all people will react to it in a similar manner. Using a toxic material such as mercury or nickel would always be a mistake.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stirling Ross, post: 11817, member: 985"] . General biocompatibility–On this most basic level, we have to look at how the material reacts generally with human tissue. In other words, how toxic the material is at a cellular level. Does it poison cells? This toxicity tends to be an inherent property of the material, and all people will react to it in a similar manner. Using a toxic material such as mercury or nickel would always be a mistake. [/QUOTE]
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