Variations of microstructure, mineral density and tissue elasticity in B6/C3H mice.
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Françoise Peyrin | Pascal Laugier | Kay Raum | Laurence Vico | Amena Saïed | Ingrid Leguerney | Tobias Hofmann | F. Peyrin | P. Laugier | K. Raum | T. Hofmann | L. Vico | A. Saïed | I. Leguerney
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