Aluminum potentiates the effect of fluoride on tyrosine phosphorylation and osteoblast replication in vitro and bone mass in vivo
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T. Imai | J. Bonjour | P. Ammann | J Caverzasio | T Imai | P Ammann | D Burgener | J P Bonjour | J. Caverzasio | D. Burgener
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