Fluid shear stress remodels expression and function of junctional proteins in cultured bone cells.
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Takashi Kojima | Sheldon Weinbaum | Stephen C Cowin | David C Spray | Mia M. Thi | S. Cowin | S. Weinbaum | D. Spray | T. Kojima | Mia M Thi
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