Nuclear β-catenin translocation plays a key role in osteoblast differentiation of giant cell tumor of bone
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T. Matsunobu | Y. Oda | Hidetaka Yamamoto | Y. Matsumoto | Toshifumi Fujiwara | Y. Toda | Nokitaka Setsu | M. Nakagawa | M. Endo | Atsushi Kimura | S. Fukushima | Kenichiro Yahiro | E. Shimada | Masaya Kanahori | Ryunosuke Oyama | Y. Nakashima | T. Fujiwara | A. Kimura | M. Kanahori | Suguru Fukushima
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