Diamagnetic Levitation Causes Changes in the Morphology, Cytoskeleton, and Focal Adhesion Proteins Expression in Osteocytes
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L. Wang | Peng Shang | S. M. Di | L. F. Hu | W. Zhang | X. Gao | J. Han | Ai-Rong Qian | Jin-Bao Li | S. Di | P. Shang | X. Gao | W. Zhang | L. Wang | J. Han | L. Hu | A. Qian | Jin-Bao Li
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