[PDF] Top 20 Dental Medicine applications of stem cells

... collection of stem cells from deciduous teeth and, in this case, the donor still does not have decision-making power, it must come from the ...reddish dental pulp (which demonstrates that it ... See full document

... nature of odontoblastic ...loss of a significant amount of dentin leaving as life-lasting sequelae a non-vital and weakened ...field of modern tissue engineering that has demonstrated ... See full document

... LP of IDPSCs immunophenotyping was based on immunofluorescence and flow-cytometry analyses performed by using anti-human specific antibodies (vimentin, nestin, fibronectin, Oct3/4 (all from Santa Cruz ... See full document

... Despite the buzz generated by the potential ‘external’ tissue engineering (and tooth-engineering) application of dental pulp stem cells, its ‘intrinsic’ role in dental pulp and periap[r] ... See full document

... pluripotent stem cells, iPSC, from human somatic cells using a simple experimental approach easy to implement, has undeniably opened new possibilities for modelling diseases and to undertake ... See full document

... marrow stem cells” by Friendenstein and co- workers (1966), grouping those stem cells that werenon-hematopoietic, adherent to polystyrene plates, and with a fibroblast-like ...mesenchymal ... See full document

... mesenchymal stem cells that are relatively easy to obtain and propagate compared to other niches in the organism (Sloan & Smith 2007, Kadar et ...these cells can differenti- ate into ... See full document

... application of NSCs secretome alone in animal models of ...secreting cells (Drago et ...transplantation of NSCs in 6-OHDA PD model, there was an improvement in the behavioral performance ... See full document

... branches of regenerative medicine (eg tissue regeneration) and dentistry, where it is used to improve healing ...variety of pathological conditions, including pain relief, and inflammation ... See full document

... Regeneration of dental pulp does not yet constitute a treatment modality in the clinical ield of ...use of DPSC holds a strong promise in this respect. These cells can differentiate ... See full document

... knowledge of the odontogenic myx- oma (OM) still has signiicant gaps. One of them is related to the histogenesis of this odontogenic neo- ...and dental pulp stem cells was made ... See full document

... aim of this study was to evaluate whether medium modification improves the odontogenic differentiation of human dental pulp stem cells (DPSC) in vitro and in ...clusters of ... See full document

... source of multipotent stem cells, has motivated numerous researches to better understand its ...application of stem cells from pulp tissue (Article 1: "Dental pulp ... See full document

... expression of the osteogenic genes ALP, Runx2, and OCN was determined by real time PCR, and Runx2 protein expression was assessed by western blot ...evidence of higher ALP activity (p,0.05; Figure 4A, Ba), ... See full document

... stromal cells are one of several adult stem cells, and their unique characteristics make them promising candidates for clinical ...stromal cells provide the possibility for autologous ... See full document

... culture of human embryonic stem cells was achieved just over a decade ...using stem cells in a variety of clinical indications but most of these have been Phase I or Phase ... See full document

... ield of science, which aims to create conditions based on principles of cell and molecular biology, bioengineering and biomaterials to regenerate ...Mesenchymal stem cells present high ... See full document

... years, stem cell research has grown exponentially owing to the recognition that stem cell-based therapies have the potential to improve the life of patients with conditions that range from ... See full document

... mesenchymal stem cells - in particular DPSC, SHED, PDLSC, DFSC and SCAP - with regard to their contribution and effectiveness in dental treatments or ...these cells have, in fact, a broad ... See full document

... Introduction: Stem cells (SCs) are capable of inducing tissue regeneration and are, there- fore, potentially ...cords, dental pulp is one of the available sources of ...these ... See full document