Adenovirus-mediated direct gene therapy with bone morphogenetic protein-2 produces bone.
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P. Robbins | J. Huard | C. Evans | S. Ghivizzani | J Huard | D. Musgrave | P. Bosch | P D Robbins | C H Evans | S Ghivizzani | D S Musgrave | P Bosch | P. Robbins | C. Evans
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