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Changes of the unique odontogenic properties of rat apical bud cells under the developing apical complex microenvironment.

International journal of oral science - 1 Mar 2009

Fang Jun, Tang Liang, Liu Xiao-hui, Wen Ling-ying, Jin Yan

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AIM: To characterize the odontogenic capability of apical bud and phenotypical change of apical bud cells (ABCs) in different microenvironment. METHODOLOGY: Incisor apical bud tissues from neonatal SD rat were dissected and transplanted into the renal capsules to determine their odontogenic capability. Meanwhile ABCs were cultured and purified by repeated differential trypsinization. Then ABCs were cultured with...

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PMID: 20690501
DOI: 10.4248/ijos.08017
PMCID: PMC3735789

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