Osteogenic Protein-1 inhibits matrix depletion in a hyaluronan hexasaccharide-induced model of osteoarthritis11Supported in part by NIH grants P50-AR39239, RO1-AR43384 (WK), RO1-AR39507 (CBK) and grants from the Arthritis Foundation

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