Excessive Activation of TGFβ by Spinal Instability Causes Vertebral Endplate Sclerosis
Qin Bian(Johns Hopkins University), Xu Cao(First Hospital of China Medical University), Amit Jain(Jain University), Khaled M. Kebaish(Johns Hopkins University), Xin Xu(Shanghai Jiao Tong University), Willian Weijia Lu(University of Hong Kong), Paul D. Sponseller(Johns Hopkins University), Mei Wan(Johns Hopkins University), Yong-Jun Wang(Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Lei Ma(Yunnan Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Xing Guo(China Pharmaceutical University), Lee H. Riley(Johns Hopkins University), Zhendong Zhang(Nanchang University), Janet L. Crane(Johns Hopkins University)
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