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Aggrecan, versican and type VI collagen are components of annular translamellar crossbridges in the intervertebral disc

Melrose et al., 2008

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1506987235014192379
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Melrose J
Smith S
Appleyard R
Little C
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European Spine Journal

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The aim of this study was to undertake a detailed analysis of the structure of the inter and intra-lamellar regions of the annulus fibrosus. A total of 30 newborn to 6 year-old lumbar ovine intervertebral discs (IVDs) were fixed and decalcified en-bloc to avoid differential …
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