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  • 21. Characterization of proteoglycan 4 and hyaluronan composition and lubrication function of ovine synovial fluid following knee surgery.
    Barton KI, Ludwig TE, Achari Y, Shrive NG, Frank CB, Schmidt TA.
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  • 23. Lipid-hyaluronan synergy strongly reduces intrasynovial tissue boundary friction.
    Lin W, Mashiah R, Seror J, Kadar A, Dolkart O, Pritsch T, Goldberg R, Klein J.
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    Jay GD, Torres JR, Warman ML, Laderer MC, Breuer KS.
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    Larson KM, Zhang L, Elsaid KA, Schmidt TA, Fleming BC, Badger GJ, Jay GD.
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  • 40. Normal and shear interactions between hyaluronan-aggrecan complexes mimicking possible boundary lubricants in articular cartilage in synovial joints.
    Seror J, Merkher Y, Kampf N, Collinson L, Day AJ, Maroudas A, Klein J.
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