Vitamin D independence of small calcium-binding proteins in nonclassical target tissues.

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Vitamin D independence of small calcium-binding proteins in nonclassical target tissues.

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Vitamin D independence of small calcium-binding proteins in nonclassical target tissues.

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Vitamin D independence of small calcium-binding proteins in nonclassical target tissues.

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Vitamin D independence of small calcium-binding proteins in nonclassical target tissues.

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Vitamin D independence of small calcium-binding proteins in nonclassical target tissues.

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Vitamin D independence of small calcium-binding proteins in nonclassical target tissues.

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Vitamin D independence of small calcium-binding proteins in nonclassical target tissues.

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Vitamin D independence of small calcium-binding proteins in nonclassical target tissues.

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M E Bruns

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M R Walters

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P C Riggle

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R M Carter

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E794-800

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10.1152/AJPENDO.1991.260.5.E794

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English

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5 Pt 1

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260

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1991-05-01T00:00:00Z

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2035635

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vitamin D