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spellingShingle Nagata, K, Humphries, M J, Olden, K, Yamada, K M, The Journal of cell biology, Collagen can modulate cell interactions with fibronectin., Cell Biology
title Collagen can modulate cell interactions with fibronectin.
title_full Collagen can modulate cell interactions with fibronectin.
title_fullStr Collagen can modulate cell interactions with fibronectin.
title_full_unstemmed Collagen can modulate cell interactions with fibronectin.
title_short Collagen can modulate cell interactions with fibronectin.
title_sort collagen can modulate cell interactions with fibronectin.
title_unstemmed Collagen can modulate cell interactions with fibronectin.
topic Cell Biology
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