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Overview: A New Function of Amelogenin
Journal of Oral Biosciences, 2011Abstract Periodontal disease is a major concern in dentistry because it causes the loss of periodontal tissue, resulting in tooth loss that induces both aesthetic and functional problems for patients. Various methods have been used to facilitate the regeneration of lost or diseased periodontal tissue.
Masaki J. Honda, Naoto Suda
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Rare failures in the amelogenin sex test
International Journal of Legal Medicine, 2002Determination of sex using the amelogenin sex test is well established in the forensic field especially for casework and DNA databasing purposes. The sex test is part of commercially available PCR kits. Among 29,432 phenotypic male individuals stored in the Austrian National DNA database, 6 individuals were found to lack the amelogenin Y-specific PCR ...
Harald Niederstätter+3 more
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Medical Electron Microscopy, 2001
In the present study, we investigated the localization of amelogenin in odontogenic tumors, using an anti-amelogenin polyclonal antibody. In order to make the antibody, antisera against an amelogenin fraction obtained from the enamel matrix of unerupted bovine tooth was raised in rabbits.
Tohru Kaku+9 more
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In the present study, we investigated the localization of amelogenin in odontogenic tumors, using an anti-amelogenin polyclonal antibody. In order to make the antibody, antisera against an amelogenin fraction obtained from the enamel matrix of unerupted bovine tooth was raised in rabbits.
Tohru Kaku+9 more
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Regulation of amelogenin gene expression.
Ciba Foundation symposium, 1997The amelogenins are found uniquely in enamel, where they constitute the predominant class of secreted matrix proteins and where they play a fundamental role in normal enamel formation. To better understand the high level of tissue-specific expression, we cloned the bovine X and Y chromosomal amelogenin genes and the murine amelogenin gene and ...
P. M. Collier+6 more
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Of Mice and Men: Anatomy of the Amelogenin Gene
Connective Tissue Research, 1989Mammalian enamel matrix is composed of two principal proteins, the enamelins and amelogenin. Recombinant complementary DNA (cDNA) molecules for the predominant mouse amelogenin have been identified, characterized by direct determination of the DNA sequence, and used as a specific hybridization probe.
Harold C. Slavkin+5 more
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Amelogenin Assembly and Function [PDF]
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Amelogenin Overexpression in Tooth Development
Biomaterials in Asia, 2008Liming Xu, Akiyoshi Taniguchi
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Is the amelogenin sex test valid?
International Journal of Legal Medicine, 2002openaire +2 more sources