Unique Roles of Phosphorus in Endochondral Bone Formation and Osteocyte Maturation
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L. Bonewald | Shibing Yu | Jian Q. Feng | L. Ye | C. Qin | M. Drezner | Yongbo Lu | T. Gao | Baozhi Yuan | Yixia Xie | Rong Zhang
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