Ucma is not necessary for normal development of the mouse skeleton
Authors:
- Cordula Surmann-SchmittCSCordula Surmann-Schmitt
- Michael BöslMBMichael Bösl
- Georg SchettGSGeorg Schett
- Klaus EngelkeKEKlaus Engelke
- Andreas HessAHAndreas Hess
- Klaus von der MarkKMKlaus von der Mark
- Michael StockMSMichael Stock
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