Celecoxib inhibits osteoblast differentiation independent of cyclooxygenase activity.

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Celecoxib inhibits osteoblast differentiation independent of cyclooxygenase activity.

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Celecoxib inhibits osteoblast differentiation independent of cyclooxygenase activity.

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Celecoxib inhibits osteoblast differentiation independent of cyclooxygenase activity

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Atsushi Matsuyama

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Ayako Washio

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Chiaki Kitamura

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Saori Tanizaki

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Sen Higashi

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Takahiko Morotomi

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Tomoko Ohsumi

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10.1111/1440-1681.12846

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Hiroshi Takeuchi

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2017-09-20T00:00:00Z

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osteoblast