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scholarly article by Elin Grundberg et al published 19 March 2007 in Journal of Bone and Mineral Research

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name	Vitamin D Receptor 3′ Haplotypes Are Unequally Expressed in Primary Human Bone Cells and Associated With Increased Fracture Risk: The MrOS Study in Sweden and Hong Kong (en) Vitamin D Receptor 3′ Haplotypes Are Unequally Expressed in Primary Human Bone Cells and Associated With Increased Fracture Risk: The MrOS Study in Sweden and Hong Kong (nl)
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author	Elin Grundberg Claes Ohlsson Tomi Pastinen Inga Redlund-Johnell Hans Mallmin Eric Orwoll Dan Mellström Östen Ljunggren Edith MC Lau Ping-Chung Leung Andreas Kindmark Helena Brändström
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title	Vitamin D Receptor 3′ Haplotypes Are Unequally Expressed in Primary Human Bone Cells and Associated With Increased Fracture Risk: The MrOS Study in Sweden and Hong Kong (en)
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DOI	http://dx.doi.org/10.1359/JBMR.070317
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