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Wnt Signaling and Its Contribution to Craniofacial Tissue Homeostasis

18 Aug 2015

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A new field of dental medicine seeks to exploit nature's solution for repairing damaged tissues, through the process of regeneration. Most adult mammalian tissues have limited regenerative capacities, but in lower vertebrates, the molecular machinery for regeneration is an elemental part of their genetic makeup. Accumulating data suggest that the molecular pathways responsible for the regenerative capacity of...

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PMID: 26285808
DOI: 10.1177/0022034515599772

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