Prof. Michael Underhill — Research Profile
University of British Columbia · School of Biomedical Engineering
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Prof. Michael Underhill at University of British Columbia School of Biomedical Engineering lists retinoic acid receptor-mediated signalling in chondrogenesis, skeletal development, transcriptional networks for therapeutic bone and cartilage formation, arthritis, osteoporosis as their registered research area.
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