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1992 • 4,138 citations

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1996 • 3,540 citations

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1993 • 1,591 citations

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1996 • 1,247 citations

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1992 • 1,201 citations

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1993 • 366 citations

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1991 • 332 citations

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1995 • 279 citations

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1995 • 201 citations

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1984 • 185 citations

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1984 • 61 citations

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1989 • 54 citations

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1985 • 51 citations

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1991 • 49 citations

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1997 • 49 citations

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1991 • 47 citations

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1984 • 46 citations

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1992 • 39 citations

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1996 • 36 citations

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1992 • 34 citations

Identification of a competitive binding component in vitamin D-resistant new world primate cells with a low affinity but high capacity for 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D3

1993 • 34 citations

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1997 • 33 citations