Hard Tissue Formation by Human Periodontal Ligament Fibroblast Cells Treated with an Emdogain^|^reg;-Derived Oligopeptide in vitro
Yoichiro Taguchi(Matsumoto Dental University), Makoto Umeda(Osaka Dental University), Muneyasu Shida(Osaka Dental University), Akio Tanaka(Osaka Dental University), Natsuki Yasui(Osaka Dental University), Hirohito Kato(Osaka Dental University), Saitatsu Takahashi(Osaka Dental University), Kazuya Tominaga(Osaka Dental University), Hiroyuki Hayashi(Osaka Dental University), Satoshi Komasa(Osaka Dental University)
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