Photoactivation of Endogenous Latent Transforming Growth Factor–β1 Directs Dental Stem Cell Differentiation for Regeneration
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Michael R. Hamblin | Praveen R. Arany | Mary Helen Barcellos-Hoff | Michael R Hamblin | Ashok B. Kulkarni | Andrew Cho | Bonnie L. Padwa | A. Kulkarni | M. Hamblin | M. Barcellos-Hoff | J. Weaver | P. Arany | B. Padwa | James Weaver | Tristan D. Hunt | Gursimran Sidhu | Kyungsup Shin | Eason Hahm | George X. Huang | Aaron Chih-Hao Chen | David J. Mooney | Aaron C.-H. Chen | A. Cho | Gursimran Sidhu | Kyungsup Shin | E. Hahm | G. Huang | David J. Mooney
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