Ultrasound stimulates proteoglycan synthesis in bovine primary chondrocytes.
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Kullervo Hynynen | Juha Töyräs | Jukka S Jurvelin | Jarkko J. Leskinen | Tero Karjalainen | Mikko J Lammi | K. Hynynen | J. Jurvelin | J. Töyräs | M. Lammi | Jarkko J Leskinen | Milla Kopakkala-Tani | Hannu M Karjalainen | T. Karjalainen | M. Kopakkala-Tani | H. M. Karjalainen
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