Excess dietary methionine does not affect fracture healing in mice.

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Excess dietary methionine does not affect fracture healing in mice.

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Excess dietary methionine does not affect fracture healing in mice.

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Excess dietary methionine does not affect fracture healing in mice

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Ilona Ölkü

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Joerg H Holstein

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Julia Schmalenbach

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Lutz Claes

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Markus Herrmann

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Michael D Menger

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Patric Garcia

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Tina Histing

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2012-12-01T00:00:00Z

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