Role of nonenzymatic glycosylation of type I collagen in diabetic osteopenia
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N. Kugai | N. Nagata | N Kugai | T Akatsu | M Yamamoto | T. Akatsu | Y Katayama | N Nagata | Y. Katayama | M. Yamamoto
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