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,Analysen realit?tsbezogener Aufgaben,ing materials from artificial replacements. First, most biological materials are continuously bathed with body fluids. Exceptions are the specialized surface layers of skin, hair, nails, hooves, and the enamel of teeth. Second, most biological materials can be considered as ..

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Studien zur politischen Gesellschaft. The limitations of artificial materials become apparent when we realize that only the simplest mechanical, structural, optical, and chemical functions can be assumed by nonliving materials. Functions that can only be performed by living tissues can be restored either by transplanting a new tissue

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