Stage-specific subsets of perichondrial osteoblasts differentially relate to endothelium and bone and display different destinations in development
Christa Maes(KU Leuven), Henry M. Kronenberg(Harvard University), Sanford I. Roth(Harvard University), Tatsuya Kobayashi(Fujita Health University), Martin K. Selig(Massachusetts General Hospital)
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