Osteoblastic bone formation is induced by using nanogel‐crosslinking hydrogel as novel scaffold for bone growth factor
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Masaki Noda | Yoshitomo Saita | Kazunari Akiyoshi | M. Noda | T. Hayata | Y. Ezura | T. Amagasa | K. Akiyoshi | U. Hasegawa | H. Hemmi | Teruo Amagasa | K. Nakashima | Hiroaki Hemmi | Yoichi Ezura | Kazuhisa Nakashima | Tadayoshi Hayata | Urara Hasegawa | C. Hayashi | Y. Saita | Chikako Hayashi | Chikako Hayashi
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