Replacement of bone marrow by bone in rat femurs: the bone bioreactor.

Replacement of bone marrow by bone in rat femurs: the bone bioreactor.
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10.1089/tea.2007.0261
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2008-02
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Qing Zhang;Esteban Cuartas;N. Mehta;J. Gilligan;H. Ke;W. Mark Saltzman;M. Kotas;Mandy Ma;Sonali Rajan;Cecile Chalouni;J. Carlson;A. Vignery
Qing Zhang;Esteban Cuartas;N. Mehta;J. Gilligan;H. Ke;W. Mark Saltzman;M. Kotas;Mandy Ma;Sonali Rajan;Cecile Chalouni;J. Carlson;A. Vignery
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Qing Zhang;Esteban Cuartas;N. Mehta;J. Gilligan;H. Ke;W. Mark Saltzman;M. Kotas;Mandy Ma;Sonali Rajan;Cecile Chalouni;J. Carlson;A. Vignery

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