A Critical Role of the Bone Marrow Envelope in Human Bone Remodeling
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L. Rejnmark | J. Delaissé | T. L. Andersen | C. Ejersted | T. Sikjaer | Pia Rosgaard Jensen | Tanja Sikjaer | P. R. Jensen
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