Smad-, and ROCK-mediated signals promote the fibrogenic phenotype of synoviocytes derived from mouse temporomandibular joint
Seiji Yokota(Iwate Medical University), Akira Ishisaki(Iwate Medical University), Miho Ibi(Iwate Medical University), Masaharu Kamo(Iwate Medical University), Seiko Kyakumoto(Iwate Medical University), Naoyuki Chosa(Iwate Medical University), Emiko Kikuchi(Iwate Medical University), Kazuro Satoh(Iwate Medical University), Hitomichi Kimura(Iwate Medical University)
The Molecular Biology Society of Japan
November 8, 2016
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