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. 1942 Apr;76(Pt 3):231-9.

The role of mechanical stresses in bone formation in vitro

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PMID: 17104893
PMCID: PMC1252686

The role of mechanical stresses in bone formation in vitro

A Glucksmann. J Anat. 1942 Apr.

. 1942 Apr;76(Pt 3):231-9.

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¹ Strangeways Research Laboratory, Cambridge.

PMID: 17104893
PMCID: PMC1252686

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