Genetic influence on the progression of radiographic knee osteoarthritis: a longitudinal twin study.
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T. Spector | G. Zhai | B. Kato | D. Hart | A. Macgregor | D J Hart | T D Spector | G Zhai | B S Kato | A MacGregor | A. MacGregor
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