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January 1, 2000Journal of Bone and Mineral ResearchOpen Access

Role of the Latent Transforming Growth Factor β–Binding Protein 1 in Fibrillin-Containing Microfibrils in Bone Cells In Vitro and In Vivo

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SDSarah L. DallasUniversity of UtahDKDouglas R. KeeneUniversité Claude Bernard Lyon 1SBScott P. BruderCase Western Reserve University

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