Osteoblasts/stromal cells stimulate osteoclast activation through expression of osteoclast differentiation factor/RANKL but not macrophage colony-stimulating factor
Nobuyuki Udagawa(Matsumoto Dental University), Taro Tsurukai(SHOWA Medical University), Kanji Higashio(Megmilk Snow Brand (Japan)), N. Nakagawa(SHOWA Medical University), Matthew T. Gillespie(Hudson Institute of Medical Research), Masaaki Goto(SHOWA Medical University), Toshio Suda(Chinese Academy of Sciences), T. John Martin(The Open University), Kentaro Matsuzaki(SHOWA Medical University), Kanami Itoh(SHOWA Medical University), Hisataka Yasuda(SHOWA Medical University), Eijiro Jimi(Kyushu University), N. Takahashi(RIKEN)
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