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. 1991 Nov;50(Suppl 4):872–876. doi: 10.1136/ard.50.suppl_4.872

Transcriptional control mechanisms for the expression of type I collagen genes.

B de Crombrugghe 1, T Vuorio 1, G Karsenty 1, S Maity 1, E C Rutheshouser 1, H Goldberg 1
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