Performance of collagen sponge as a 3-D scaffold for tooth-tissue engineering.
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Hiroshi Sagara | Takayuki Ohara | Minoru Ueda | Hideaki Kagami | H. Kagami | H. Sagara | Y. Sumita | M. Ueda | M. Honda | S. Tsuchiya | Yoshinori Sumita | Masaki J Honda | Shuhei Tsuchiya | T. Ohara
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