Transplantation effects of dental pulp-derived cells on peripheral nerve regeneration in crushed sciatic nerve injury

Transplantation effects of dental pulp-derived cells on peripheral nerve regeneration in crushed sciatic nerve injury

The effects of transplanted human dental pulp-derived cells (DPCs) on peripheral nerve regeneration were studied in a rat model of sciatic nerve crush injury. In one group, DPCs were transplanted into the compression site (cell transplantation group); the control group underwent no transplantation (...

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Main Authors: Honda, M. (Author), Ito, T. (Author), Kurita, K. (Author), Nakashima, M. (Author), Nakayama, H. (Author), Okuwa, Y. (Author), Otake, K. (Author), Toriumi, T. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Nihon University, School of Dentistry 2018
Subjects:
animal
Animals
cytology
Dental Pulp
Dental pulp-derived cells
disease model
Disease Models, Animal
enzyme immunoassay
Fischer 344 rat
human
Humans
Immunoenzyme Techniques
male
Male
nerve crush
Nerve Crush
nerve regeneration
Nerve Regeneration
Peripheral nerve crush injury
physiology
rat
Rats
Rats, Inbred F344
Regeneration
Sciatic nerve
sciatic neuropathy
Sciatic Neuropathy
tooth pulp
Transplantation
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