Osteoclast differentiation factor (ODF) induces osteoclast-like cell formation in human peripheral blood mononuclear cell cultures.
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N. Udagawa | N. Takahashi | T. Suda | H. Yasuda | Y. Toyama | N Udagawa | N Takahashi | T Suda | H Yasuda | N Shima | T Morinaga | K Higashio | K. Yamaguchi | K Yamaguchi | T. Morinaga | K Matsuzaki | Y Toyama | Y Yabe | K. Higashio | Y. Yabe | K. Matsuzaki | N. Shima | K. Higashio | Y. Toyama | K. Matsuzaki | T. Suda | Yutaka Yabe
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