BMP-2 Adverse Reactions Treated With Human Dose Equivalent Dexamethasone in a Rodent Model of Soft-Tissue Inflammation

BMP-2 Adverse Reactions Treated With Human Dose Equivalent Dexamethasone in a Rodent Model of Soft-Tissue Inflammation
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DOI:
10.1097/brs.0b013e31829cf348
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2013-09
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3
通讯作者:
C. Xiong;M. Daubs;S. Montgomery;B. Aghdasi;H. Inoue;Haijun Tian;A. Suzuki;Yanlin Tan;Tetsuo Hayashi;Monchai Ruangchainikom;Timothy Chai;M. Corey;Jeffrey C. Wang
C. Xiong;M. Daubs;S. Montgomery;B. Aghdasi;H. Inoue;Haijun Tian;A. Suzuki;Yanlin Tan;Tetsuo Hayashi;Monchai Ruangchainikom;Timothy Chai;M. Corey;Jeffrey C. Wang
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医学2区
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C. Xiong;M. Daubs;S. Montgomery;B. Aghdasi;H. Inoue;Haijun Tian;A. Suzuki;Yanlin Tan;Tetsuo Hayashi;Monchai Ruangchainikom;Timothy Chai;M. Corey;Jeffrey C. Wang

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