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From understanding tooth development to bioengineering of teeth

3 Sept 2018

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Remarkable breakthroughs in the fields of developmental biology and stem cell biology during the last 15 yr have led to a new level of understanding regarding how teeth develop and how stem cells can be programmed. As a result, the possibilities of growing new teeth and of tooth bioengineering have been explored. Currently, a great deal is known about how signaling molecules and genes regulate tooth development,...

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PMID: 30178557
DOI: 10.1111/eos.12421

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