Comparative rates of proteoglycan synthesis and size of proteoglycans in normal and osteoarthritic chondrocytes.
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R. Teshima | H. Mankin | C. Trahan | B. Treadwell | H. Mankin‡ | Henry J. Mankin | Ryota Teshima | Benjamin V. Treadwell | Carol A. Trahan
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