Proteoglycan metabolism in tissue-cultured human articular cartilage. Influence of niflumic acid.

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Broddelez C

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Gerin MG

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Nimmegeers J

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Schatteman L

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Verbruggen G

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Veys EM

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Wieme N

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10.3109/03009749009102532

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Anne-Marie Malfait

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