From Dental Tribune – Daniel Zimmerman – May 10, 2011
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NEW YORK, USA/LEIPZIG, Germany:
Research presented at the first global symposium for dental stem cell
research in New York could mean a new breakthrough in tissue and organ
repair. In an experiment involving rodent incisors, researchers from the
UK, Brazil and the US found that connective tissue cells, usually found
in small blood vessels, can transform into specialised cells to repair
damaged tissue.
