02-08-2006, 12:14 AM
Hi all,
I was just reading about <b>bone morpheonetic proteins</b>. These proteins can trigger stem cells to become bone-forming cells.
The researchers at the Medical College of Georgia have been using titanium dental implants coated with proteins to induce bone formation.
âThe generated bone bonded with the implantâs surface and, eventually, existing bone in the gums. That allowed for the regeneration of gum tissues.â
Sounds very promising. Its good to see people publishing their work early so others may benefit.
here is a link to the full story:
http://www.mcg.edu/news/2006NewsRel/wikesjo071706.html
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I was just reading about <b>bone morpheonetic proteins</b>. These proteins can trigger stem cells to become bone-forming cells.
The researchers at the Medical College of Georgia have been using titanium dental implants coated with proteins to induce bone formation.
âThe generated bone bonded with the implantâs surface and, eventually, existing bone in the gums. That allowed for the regeneration of gum tissues.â
Sounds very promising. Its good to see people publishing their work early so others may benefit.
here is a link to the full story:
http://www.mcg.edu/news/2006NewsRel/wikesjo071706.html
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