Toll-like receptor 4-mediated signaling activated by lipopolysaccharide suppresses transforming growth factor-beta-induced nerve growth factor expression in periodontal ligament-derived fibroblasts
Maiko Maiko Ohta(Iwate Medical University), Akira Ishisaki(Iwate Medical University), Masaharu Kamo(Iwate Medical University), Seiko Kyakumoto(Iwate Medical University), Akira Nemoto(Iwate Medical University), Naoyuki Chosa(Iwate Medical University), Kenichi Sato(Iwate Medical University), Seiji Yokota(Iwate Medical University), Toshiyuki Shibata(Gifu University), Shigeharu Joh(Iwate Medical University)
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