Applications of Canine Animal Model in the Studies of Oral Tissue Regeneration

doi:10.13701/j.cnki.kqyxyj.2018.02.023

Abstract

Abstract: With the development of regenerative medicine, the studies of oral tissue regeneration have been widely carried out. Animal model is a common and necessary tool for studying tissue regeneration. The anatomical morphology, chewing pattern, tissue structure, and regeneration process of the canine are highly close to human. Canine has wide range of sources and is widely used in the study of oral tissue regeneration. Based on the literatures in recent years, this paper reviews the application of canine animal model in the study of oral tissue regeneration.

Key words: Canine, Animal model, Oral, Tissue regeneration

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WEI Ling-fei, LIU Zhong-hao. Applications of Canine Animal Model in the Studies of Oral Tissue Regeneration[J]. Journal of Oral Science Research, 2018, 34(2): 203-205.

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