Identification and Characterization of a Novel Protein, Periostin, with Restricted Expression to Periosteum and Periodontal Ligament and Increased Expression by Transforming Growth Factor β
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Lynda F. Bonewald | Hiroyuki Takamatsu | Mieko Katsuura | Akira Kudo | Hidehiro Ozawa | K. Horiuchi | L. Bonewald | S. Takeshita | N. Amizuka | A. Kudo | H. Ozawa | Norio Amizuka | H. Takamatsu | M. Katsuura | Y. Toyama | Keisuke Horiuchi | Yoshiaki Toyama | Sunao Takeshita
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