Engineering Vascularized Bone: Osteogenic and Proangiogenic Potential of Murine Periosteal Cells
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Jan Schrooten | Frank P Luyten | Geert Carmeliet | Peter Carmeliet | A. Luttun | P. Carmeliet | J. Schrooten | F. Luyten | G. Carmeliet | N. van Gastel | S. Torrekens | Nick van Gastel | Karen Moermans | S. Roberts | Aernout Luttun | Scott J Roberts | Sophie Torrekens | K. Moermans
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