A comparative study of the epithelial regeneration capacities of two biomaterials in vitro

The morphology and cellular functions of oral epithelial cells differed between GPF and CM. Both materials are capable of promoting epithelial regeneration; however, GPF is more conducive to functional stratification of newly formed epithelium, while CM holds a more sustained effect on epithelial proliferation.

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BMC Oral Health
Published
2025-04-25
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1186/s12903-025-06026-x
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3
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Bone Tissue Engineering Materials
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Abstract

The morphology and cellular functions of oral epithelial cells differed between GPF and CM. Both materials are capable of promoting epithelial regeneration; however, GPF is more conducive to functional stratification of newly formed epithelium, while CM holds a more sustained effect on epithelial proliferation.

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Medical University of Vienna (AT)
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