Articular cartilage pharmacology: I. In vitro studies on glucosamine and non steroidal antiinflammatory drugs.
@article{VidalyPlana1978ArticularCP, title={Articular cartilage pharmacology: I. In vitro studies on glucosamine and non steroidal antiinflammatory drugs.}, author={R R Vidal y Plana and D. Bizzarri and A. L. Rovati}, journal={Pharmacological research communications}, year={1978}, volume={10 6}, pages={ 557-69 } }
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