Mouse models in skeletal physiology and osteoporosis: experiences and data on 14,839 cases from the Hamburg Mouse Archives.

Pia Pogoda; Matthias Priemel; Arndt F Schilling; Matthias Gebauer; Philip Catalá-Lehnen; Florian Barvencik; F Timo Beil; Christian Münch; Martin Rupprecht; Cordula Müldner

doi:10.1007/BF03026332

Mouse models in skeletal physiology and osteoporosis: experiences and data on 14,839 cases from the Hamburg Mouse Archives.

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