Cita APA

Wu, Y., Yuan, X., Perez, K. C., Hyman, S., Wang, L., Pellegrini, G. G., . . . Helms, J. A. (2019). Aberrantly elevated Wnt signaling is responsible for cementum overgrowth and dental ankylosis. Web

Citación estilo Chicago

Wu, Yan, Xue Yuan, Kristy C. Perez, Sydnee Hyman, Liao Wang, Gretel Gisela Pellegrini, Benjamin Salmon, Teresita Bellido, and Jill A. Helms. Aberrantly Elevated Wnt Signaling Is Responsible for Cementum Overgrowth and Dental Ankylosis. 2019.

Cita MLA

Wu, Yan, et al. Aberrantly Elevated Wnt Signaling Is Responsible for Cementum Overgrowth and Dental Ankylosis. 2019.