Investigation of low-level laser therapy potentiality on proliferation and differentiation of human osteoblast-like cells in the absence/presence of osteogenic factors
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Marcello Imbriani | Livia Visai | Paolo Minzioni | Maria Gabriella Cusella De Angelis | Gabriele Ceccarelli | Laura Benedetti | Nora Bloise | Marco Vercellino | L. Visai | M. D. De Angelis | G. Ceccarelli | M. Imbriani | N. Bloise | P. Minzioni | M. Vercellino | L. Benedetti
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