In vitro isolation and characterization of multipotent postnatal stem cells from human dental pulp: An approach for regeneration of neural crest tissue

Abstract

Postnatal dental pulp tissues give the proper justification of the stem cell assimilation and characteristic of the multipotent of the stem cells. Researchers use an in vitro isolation process for clarifying the different stages of staining and cell division. Data collected from various sources helps in understanding how the stem cells help in tissue regeneration. It highlights the immunological phenotypes with the synthesis with cDNA for mentioning molecular immunology. Study also mentions the mitochondrial consistency to measure the potentiality regarding the immunology and the way it differs from 0 to 21 days. Researchers also mention the way for the future development by utilizing the key advantages and definite multipotent of the dental stem cells.

Keywords

• amphotericin b
• cdna synthesis
• dental epithelial scs
• dental epithelial stem cells
• pulp tissue