Human intervertebral disc cells from the annulus: three-dimensional culture in agarose or alginate and responsiveness to TGF-beta1.
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H E Gruber | E N Hanley | E. Fisher | H. Gruber | E. Hanley | G. Hoelscher | E C Fisher | B Desai | A A Stasky | G Hoelscher | Edward N Hanley Jr | A. A. Stasky | B. Desai | G. Hoelscher | E.Carl Fisher, Jr.
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