Wear particles enhance autophagy through up-regulation of CD147 to promote osteoclastogenesis

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Wear particles enhance autophagy through up-regulation of CD147 to promote osteoclastogenesis

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Wear particles enhance autopha ...... to promote osteoclastogenesis

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Wear particles enhance autopha ...... to promote osteoclastogenesis

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Baohua Su

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Deng Li

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Jie Xu

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Max Daniel Kauther

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Ruofan Ma

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Yingbin Zhang

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Zhiqing Cai

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806-812

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scholarly article

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10.22038/IJBMS.2018.29347.7093

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2018-08-01T00:00:00Z

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