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Isolation and characterization of embryonic ameloblast lineage cells derived from tooth buds of fetal miniature swine.

In vitro cellular & developmental biology. Animal - 1 Apr 2016

Nakahara Taka, Tominaga Noriko, Toyomura Junko, Tachibana Toshiaki, Ide Yoshiaki, Ishikawa Hiroshi

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Dental enamel formation, known as "amelogenesis," is initiated by cytodifferentiation of the ectodermally derived dental epithelium. Enamel cannot regenerate itself because once it is completely formed, ameloblasts are lost as the tooth erupts. Rodent teeth have been useful for studying the mechanisms of amelogenesis because ameloblast cell lines can be derived from the ever-growing incisors. However, higher...

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PMID: 26698579
DOI: 10.1007/s11626-015-9987-7

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