Cell type-specific suppression of mechanosensitive genes by audible sound stimulation.

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Cell type-specific suppression of mechanosensitive genes by audible sound stimulation.

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Cell type-specific suppression of mechanosensitive genes by audible sound stimulation.

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Cell type-specific suppression of mechanosensitive genes by audible sound stimulation.

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Cell type-specific suppression of mechanosensitive genes by audible sound stimulation

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Daiji Takahashi

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Kunio Takeyasu

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Shige H Yoshimura

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10.1371/JOURNAL.PONE.0188764

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Masahiro Kumeta

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2018-01-31T00:00:00Z

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