Gelatin hydrogels with eicosapentaenoic acid can prevent osteoarthritis progression in vivo in a mouse model
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Y. Tabata | R. Kuroda | S. Hashimoto | S. Hayashi | Tomoyuki Matsumoto | T. Niikura | K. Takayama | Yoshinori Takashima | Masanori Tsubosaka | Y. Kuroda | T. Kamenaga | Kenichi Kikuchi | Shinsuke Kihara | Junpei Nagata | Toshie Kuwahara | M. Fujita | Kazuhiro Takeuchi | K. Fukuda | T. Kuwahara | S. Kihara
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