Restriction of mast cell proliferation through hyaluronan synthesis by co-cultured fibroblasts.
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K. Nakayama | Y. Sugimoto | A. Ichikawa | E. Gohda | K. Furuta | K. Kimata | N. Itano | Satoshi Tanaka | K. Yamashita | M. Sakanaka | Hirotsugu Takano
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