Modulation of collagen gel compaction by extracellular ATP is MAPK and NF-kappaB pathways dependent.
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Michelle Wall | Albert J Banes | Jian Wang | Jie Qi | A. Banes | M. Tsuzaki | Jian Wang | M. Wall | Liqun Chi | J. Qi | Mari Tsuzaki | Liqun Chi | Ruwan Sumanasinghe | R. Sumanasinghe
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