SOME EFFECTS OF AGEING IN HUMAN HAVERSIAN SYSTEMS.

scientific article published on January 1964

SOME EFFECTS OF AGEING IN HUMAN HAVERSIAN SYSTEMS. is …
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P932PMC publication ID1261313
P698PubMed publication ID14109815

P2093author name stringCURREY JD
P2860cites workStudies on the skeletal tissues. II. The collagen content of bones from rabbits, oxen and humansQ42951360
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P304page(s)69-75
P577publication date1964-01-01
P1433published inJournal of AnatomyQ2108124
P1476titleSOME EFFECTS OF AGEING IN HUMAN HAVERSIAN SYSTEMS
P478volume98

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