Promoting Effect of Basic Fibroblast Growth Factor in Synovial Mesenchymal Stem Cell-Based Cartilage Regeneration
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H. Yoshikawa | T. Kanamoto | T. Ishimoto | T. Nakano | R. Chijimatsu | K. Ebina | M. Hirao | K. Nakata | M. Hamada | Y. Yonetani | Y. Etani | G. Okamura | A. Miyama | A. Goshima | K. Takami | Ryota Chijimatsu | Takuya Ishimoto | Yasukazu Yonetani
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