Chronic alterations in growth hormone/insulin-like growth factor-I signaling lead to changes in mouse tendon structure
Rie Harboe Nielsen(University of Copenhagen), Katja M. Heinemeier(University of Copenhagen), John J. Kopchick(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Nina Clausen(University of Copenhagen), Edward O. List(Biotechnology Institute), John Larsen(Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México), Torben Martinussen(University of Copenhagen), Peter Schjerling(University of Copenhagen), Michael Kjær(University of Copenhagen)
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