The neutrophil–osteogenic cell axis promotes bone destruction in periodontitis
Yutaro Ando(Tokyo Dental College), Hiroshi Takayanagi(The University of Tokyo), Minglu Yan(The University of Tokyo), Kenta Nakano(National Center for Global Health and Medicine), Nam Cong‐Nhat Huynh(University of Medicine and Pharmacy at Ho Chi Minh City), Kazuyuki Ishihara(Tokyo Dental College), Ryunosuke Muro(The University of Tokyo), Kazuo Okamoto(The University of Tokyo), Tadashi Okamura(National Center for Global Health and Medicine), Akira Yamaguchi(Tokyo Dental College), Noriko Komatsu(The University of Tokyo), Shizao Zang(The University of Tokyo), Masayuki Tsukasaki(Showa University), Masatsugu Komagamine(Keio University), Kazutaka Nakamura(Tokyo Women's Medical University Hospital)
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