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Ultrasructure of THe Crown and Root Odontoblasts

Mohd. Bakri M. (Marina Mohd. Bakri), and Whittaker, D.A., (2003) Ultrasructure of THe Crown and Root Odontoblasts. Annals of Dentistry, 10 (1). ISSN 0128-7532

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University of Malaya. Faculty of Dentistry. Dept. of Oral Biology
University of Wales College of Medicine. Dental School. Dept. of Basic Dental Science

Abstract

The ultrastructure of the odontoblast reflects the certain phases that the cell undergoes in their lifecycle. Ultrastructure studies of the odontoblasts have often been carried out using young teeth. In this study, teeth from an older individual have been used to study the odontoblasts from the crown and root area. The odontoblasts from the crown area retain their columnar shape while odontoblasts from the root area appeared to be flattened. The organelles present in the odontoblasts either from the crown or root area was observed to be reduced.

Item Type:Journal
Keywords:ultrastructure, odontoblasts, life-cycle, apical, coronal.
Subjects:R Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Nursing
ID Code:2016

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