Localization and osteoblastic differentiation potential of neural crest-derived cells in oral tissues of adult mice.

Localization and osteoblastic differentiation potential of neural crest-derived cells in oral tissues of adult mice.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.bbrc.2015.07.106
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发表时间:
2015-09
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
Miki Ono;T. Suzawa;M. Takami;G. Yamamoto;Tomohiko Hosono;A. Yamada;D. Suzuki;K. Yoshimura;J. Watahiki;R. Hayashi;S. Arata;K. Mishima;K. Nishida;N. Osumi;K. Maki;R. Kamijo
Miki Ono;T. Suzawa;M. Takami;G. Yamamoto;Tomohiko Hosono;A. Yamada;D. Suzuki;K. Yoshimura;J. Watahiki;R. Hayashi;S. Arata;K. Mishima;K. Nishida;N. Osumi;K. Maki;R. Kamijo
中科院分区:
生物学4区
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作者:
Miki Ono;T. Suzawa;M. Takami;G. Yamamoto;Tomohiko Hosono;A. Yamada;D. Suzuki;K. Yoshimura;J. Watahiki;R. Hayashi;S. Arata;K. Mishima;K. Nishida;N. Osumi;K. Maki;R. Kamijo

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