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spellingShingle Shakibaei, M, Zimmermann, B, Merker, H J, Journal of Histochemistry & Cytochemistry, Changes in integrin expression during chondrogenesis in vitro: an immunomorphological study., Histology, Anatomy
title Changes in integrin expression during chondrogenesis in vitro: an immunomorphological study.
title_full Changes in integrin expression during chondrogenesis in vitro: an immunomorphological study.
title_fullStr Changes in integrin expression during chondrogenesis in vitro: an immunomorphological study.
title_full_unstemmed Changes in integrin expression during chondrogenesis in vitro: an immunomorphological study.
title_short Changes in integrin expression during chondrogenesis in vitro: an immunomorphological study.
title_sort changes in integrin expression during chondrogenesis in vitro: an immunomorphological study.
title_unstemmed Changes in integrin expression during chondrogenesis in vitro: an immunomorphological study.
topic Histology, Anatomy
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