Adipose-derived adult stromal cells heal critical-size mouse calvarial defects
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Christopher H Contag | Benjamin Wu | Catherine M Cowan | Michael T Longaker | Benjamin M. Wu | M. Longaker | C. Contag | C. Cowan | N. Quarto | C. Marí | Carina Mari | O. Aalami | Y. Chou | Natalina Quarto | Yu-Fen Chou | Yun-Ying Shi | Oliver O Aalami | Romy Thomas | Yun-Ying Shi | Romy Thomas
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