FGF-23 in fibrous dysplasia of bone and its relationship to renal phosphate wasting.

FGF-23 in fibrous dysplasia of bone and its relationship to renal phosphate wasting.
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10.1172/jci18399
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2003-09
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The Journal of clinical investigation
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M. Riminucci;M. Collins;N. Fedarko;Natasha Cherman;A. Corsi;K. White;S. Waguespack;Anurag Gupta;T. Hannon;M. Econs;P. Bianco;P. Gehron Robey
M. Riminucci;M. Collins;N. Fedarko;Natasha Cherman;A. Corsi;K. White;S. Waguespack;Anurag Gupta;T. Hannon;M. Econs;P. Bianco;P. Gehron Robey
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M. Riminucci;M. Collins;N. Fedarko;Natasha Cherman;A. Corsi;K. White;S. Waguespack;Anurag Gupta;T. Hannon;M. Econs;P. Bianco;P. Gehron Robey

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