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Cellular basis of accelerated whole-tooth regeneration

2026-01-07

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Teeth are ectodermal organs that have, throughout their long evolutionary history, retained the capacity for full regeneration and replacement, even in adult stages. Yet, because most mammals (e.g., humans, mice) lack lifelong dental replacement, we do not fully understand its tempo and mode, and we do not have a clear picture of the cell populations and signals that contribute to the process. H...

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4215a389-7289-5f6c-9398-72007f28e7c1
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10.64898/2026.01.06.697137
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