Comparative Study
Species differences in the ability of isolated epiphyseal chondrocytes to hypertrophy after transplantation into the wall of the Syrian hamster cheek pouch
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Comparative Study
Species differences in the ability of isolated epiphyseal chondrocytes to hypertrophy after transplantation into the wall of the Syrian hamster cheek pouch
Folia Biol (Krakow).
1980.
No abstract available
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