Titlebook: Dynamic Aspects of Dental Pulp; Molecular biology, p Reizo Inoki,Teruo Kudo,Leif M. Olgart Book 1990 Chapman and Hall 1990 biology.circulat

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Michael Schreiber,Markus Korellr the properties and functioning of the tissue. Dental pulp functions in the production and maintenance of dentine, and as such contains a rich vascular system to maintain a supply of nutrients for both dental pulp fibroblasts and odontoblasts.

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Dental pulp fibroblasts in culturere are two reasons for the utilization of this cell as an experimental tool. This ease of isolation has thus contributed to the large literature now available concerning the isolation, maintenance and properties of fibroblasts isolated from a variety of tissues and species.

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Concluding remarks specific function of producing dentine. Neural crest cell migration and differentiation gives rise to dental papilla cells and subsequently odontoblasts, aspects of which are reviewed in the chapter by Dr Ruch.

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Role of the odontoblast processed in the tissue it forms but retreats as new material is deposited, leaving a single narrow extension from which the components of the forming tissue are released. It is this cell process that makes the odontoblast and the tissue it forms, the dentine, anatomically unique.

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Interactive Relationship Marketingnervation will be discussed from two major viewpoints. The first section will present the distribution of nerve fibres in the tooth; nerve pathways, both autonomic and sensory, will be discussed mostly from a descriptive standpoint. In the second section, quantification of neural units along key poi