Analysis of the tendon cell fate using Scleraxis, a specific marker for tendons and ligaments.
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C. Tabin | A. Lassar | E. Olson | V. Rosen | R. Schweitzer | L. C. Murtaugh | E N Olson | C J Tabin | R Schweitzer | V Rosen | A Lassar | J H Chyung | L C Murtaugh | A E Brent | Ava E. Brent | A. Brent | J. Chyung | Jay H. Chyung
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