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. 1985 Oct;142:13–20.

Cells and nuclei of articular cartilage chondrocytes in young rabbits enlarged after non-strenuous physical exercise*

Kari Paukkonen *, Kalevi Selkäinaho †, Jukka Jurvelin *, Ilkka Kiviranta *, Heikki J Helminen *
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