Effects of HEMA and TEDGMA on the in vitro odontogenic differentiation potential of human pulp stem/progenitor cells derived from deciduous teeth
Authors:
- Athina BakopoulouABAthina Bakopoulou
- Gabriele LeyhausenGLGabriele Leyhausen
- Joachim VolkJVJoachim Volk
- Asterios TsiftsoglouATAsterios Tsiftsoglou
- Pavlos GarefisPGPavlos Garefis
- Petros KoidisPKPetros Koidis
- Werner GeurtsenWGWerner Geurtsen
- 1 June 2011
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Dental Materials
- Vol. 27 (6) , 608-617
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