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Authors:
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Brinkmeier, H
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Rudel, R
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Weber, F
Brinkmeier, H
Aulkemeyer, P
Wollinsky, KH
Rudel, R
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Authors:
Gschwend, MH
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Authors:
Tutdibi, O
Brinkmeier, H
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Authors:
Brinkmeier, H
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Baur, C
Lehmann-Horn, F
Rudel, R
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