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Effect of alendronate on bonespecific alkaline phosphatase on periodontal bone loss in rats

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Fig. 1 – Macroscopic and microscopic aspect respectively of normal periodontium (A)–(C) and periodontium of rat submitted to periodontitis receiving saline, showing macroscopic bone resorption (D) and alveolar bone and cementum resorption, and inflammatory
Fig. 3 – Effect of ALD on leukocyte counts. Points represent mean W SEM of total leukocytes (A), neutrophils (B), mononuclear cells (C) T 10 3 mm S3 of a minimum of 6 animals per group

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