Primary chondrocytes enhance cartilage tissue formation upon co-culture with a range of cell types
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Lorenzo Moroni | Clemens van Blitterswijk | Razvan L. Miclea | M. Karperien | J. Riesle | L. Moroni | C. Blitterswijk | M. Karperien | E. D. Bruijn | R. Schotel | J. Hendriks | Roka Schotel | Ewart de Bruijn | Jens Uwe Riesle | J. Hendriks | R. Miclea | Roka Schotel
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