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Kappa opioid receptor signaling protects cartilage tissue against posttraumatic degeneration.

Kappa opioid receptor signaling protects cartilage tissue against posttraumatic degeneration.

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Usefulness of knockout mice to clarify the role of the opioid system in chronic pain.

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Kappa opioid receptor signaling protects cartilage tissue against posttraumatic degeneration.

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Frank A Petrigliano

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Jing Wang

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Ling Wu

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