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Ameloblastoma of jaws are common and locally destructive tumors originating from odontogenic apparatus. They constitute approximately 1% of all jaw tumors with 80% occurring in the mandible. Ameloblastoma exhibiting a frank malignancy is a rare entity and occurs in less than 1% of all ameloblastomas. Among the two jaws, ameloblastic carcinoma involving
Praveen B Kumar +4 more
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Comparative stereologic study between secretory and maturation ameloblasts in rat incisors [PDF]
Gérson Francisco de Assis +4 more
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Induction of insulin-like growth factor 2 expression in a mesenchymal cell line co-cultured with an ameloblast cell line [PDF]
Asako Matsumoto +3 more
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Developing Complex Odontome–an Enigmatic Entity: A Case Report
A benign mixed odontogenic lesion, with features of ameloblastic fibro odontoma previously allocated in the WHO 2005 classification, and presently removed in the subsequent WHO 2017 and 2022 classifications, shows certain changes that result in the ...
Buddha Harika Varshita +5 more
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Expression of Thymosin β4 in Ameloblasts during Mouse Tooth Development [PDF]
Baik‐Dong Choi +6 more
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THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF AMELOBLASTS DURING MATRIX FORMATION AND THE MATURATION OF ENAMEL [PDF]
Edward J. Reith
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Summary: Adult humans cannot regenerate the enamel-forming cell type, ameloblasts. Hence, human induced pluripotent stem cell (hiPSC)-derived ameloblasts are valuable for investigating tooth development and regeneration.
Ammar Alghadeer +5 more
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Dynamic Changes of Sp6 Transgene Expression in Dental Epithelial Cells During Long-term Culture [PDF]
To investigate the function of specificity protein 6 (SP6) transcription factor by gain-of-function procedure, we established cytomegalovirus (CMV) promoter-driven Sp6 stable transformants, C9 cells, using dental epithelialderived cells.
Hagita, H. (Hiroko) +5 more
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Reconstructing impairment of secretory ameloblast function in porcine teeth by analysis of morphological alterations in dental enamel [PDF]
Carsten Witzel +5 more
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