Experimental model for cartilage tissue engineering to regenerate the zonal organization of articular cartilage.
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J. Elisseeff | E. McFarland | Athar Malik | E G McFarland | T-K Kim | B Sharma | C G Williams | M A Ruffner | A Malik | J H Elisseeff | B. Sharma | A. Malik | M. Ruffner | C. Williams | Tk Kim | Christopher G. Williams | Jennifer H Elisseeff | Blanka Sharma | Tae Kyun Kim | Melanie A. Ruffner | Edward G. McFarland
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