Isolation of Bone Marrow Stromal Cell–Derived Smooth Muscle Cells by a Human SM22&agr; Promoter: In Vitro Differentiation of Putative Smooth Muscle Progenitor Cells of Bone Marrow
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H. Daida | K. Sugimoto | K. Tamayose | Y. Kashiwakura | N. Takaya | Y. Katoh | H. Konishi | S. Yuhara | M. Yamada | Senji Yuhara
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