The role of bone cells in increasing metaphyseal hard tissue in rapidly growing rats treated with prostaglandin E2
Authors:
- W.S.S. JeeWJW.S.S. Jee
- K. UenoKUK. Ueno
- D.B. KimmelDKD.B. Kimmel
- D.M. WoodburyDWD.M. Woodbury
- P. PricePPP. Price
- L.A. WoodburyLWL.A. Woodbury
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