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July 15, 2004Journal Of Clinical Periodontology

Matrix metalloproteinases, their physiological inhibitors and osteoclast factors are differentially regulated by the cytokine profile in human periodontal disease

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GGGustavo Pompermaier GarletUniversidade de São PauloWMWalter MartinsUniversidade de Ribeirão PretoBFBenedito Antônio Lopes da FonsecaUniversidade de Ribeirão Preto

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