Versican A-subdomain is required for its adequate function in dermal development
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Y. Hosokawa | Akinobu Ota | S. Karnan | N. Nagai | K. Kimata | Z. Isogai | S. Hatano | N. Sugiura | H. Watanabe | Jun Tsuchimoto
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