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Original Article

Peculiarities of the Rodent Subcutaneous Space for Testing of Bone Inducing Agents

Krzysztof H. Wlodarski Department of Histology and Embryology Center of Biostructure Medical, University of Warsaw
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Pawel Wlodarski Department of Histology and Embryology Center of Biostructure Medical, University of Warsaw
Pages 319-320 | Published online: 11 Jul 2009

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