W. T. Bourque

A histological processing technique that preserves the integrity of calcified tissues (bone, enamel), yolky amphibian embryos, and growth factor antigens in skeletal tissue.

W. T. Bourque, M. Gross, B. K. Hall, 1993, The journal of histochemistry and cytochemistry : official journal of the Histochemistry Society.

A reproducible method for producing and quantifying the stages of fracture repair.

W. T. Bourque, M. Gross, B. K. Hall, 1992, Laboratory animal science.

Expression of four growth factors during fracture repair.

W. T. Bourque, M. Gross, B. K. Hall, 1993, The International journal of developmental biology.

Tibial bone versican content decreases with zoledronate treatment in adult mice

R. Harris, S. Maurice, D. Nelson, 2014, Osteoporosis International.