Osteogenic Activity of Odontoblasts in Transplanted Tooth Pulps

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ACTIVITATE OSTEOGENIC DE ODONTOBLASTOS IN TRANSPLANTATE PULPA DENTAL.—Intacte pulpa dental ab incisores de rattos adulte esseva transplantate subcutaneemente ad in animales homologe de un a quatro dies de etate con le objectivo de studiar le formation de tissu calcificate per le odontoblastos. Post le transplantation e le restauration de odontoblastos intacte, tanto spiculas de osso compacte como etiam osso spongiose de characteristicas simile a dentina esseva formate. Post 24 dies, le odontoblastos esseva circumferentiate de stratos de iste genere de osso. Odontoblastos que habeva previemente formate dentina comenciava producer osso quando illos esseva non plus in contacto con tissu oral. Formationes cellular simile a immatur structuras dental esseva inducite per le odontoblastos in tissu fibrose de sito adjacente al transplantas.

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