CTLA4-Ig Directly Inhibits Osteoclastogenesis by Interfering With Intracellular Calcium Oscillations in Bone Marrow Macrophages
Hiroyuki Okada(The University of Tokyo), Sakae Tanaka(University of Tokyo Hospital), Takeshi Miyamoto(Kumamoto Health Science University), Takuma Koyama(Tokyo Women's Medical University), Yasunori Omata(The University of Tokyo), Taku Saito(The University of Tokyo), Masashi Shin(Fukuoka Dental College), Masaya Nakamura(Keio University), Yosuke Kaneko(Keio University), Fujio Okamoto(Fukuoka Dental College), Naohiro Tachibana(The University of Tokyo), Tami Kobayashi(Keio University), Koji Okabe(Fukuoka Dental College), Toshiyuki Takai(Tohoku University), Jun Hirose(Kumamoto University Hospital), Morio Matsumoto(Keio University Hospital), Hiroshi Kajiya(Fukuoka Dental College), Shinya Nakamura(The University of Tokyo), Satoshi Nakamura(Mitsubishi Research Institute (Japan)), Yuiko Sato(Keio University), Takumi Matsumoto(The University of Tokyo), Hisato Watanabe(The University of Tokyo), Shunichi Sudo(Fukuoka Dental College)
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