Anabolic and catabolic gene expression pattern analysis in normal versus osteoarthritic cartilage using complementary DNA-array technology.
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A Zien | A. Zien | T. Aigner | L. McKenna | P. Gebhard | T Aigner | A Gehrsitz | P M Gebhard | L McKenna | A. Gehrsitz | Thomas Aigner | P. M. Gebhard | T. Aigner
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