Differential effects of parathyroid hormone fragments on collagen gene expression in chondrocytes
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H. Burkhardt | K. von der Mark | P. Bruckner | H. Mayer | S. Vornehm | Safarali Bahrami | S. Erdmann | S. Bahrami | W. Müller | Silke Erdmann | Wolfgang Miiller | Silvia I Vornehm | Hubert Mayer | Peter Bruckner | Klaus Vonder Mark | Harald Burkhardt
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