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Dentin phosphoprotein

Dentin phosphoprotein (DPP), also known as phosphophoryn, is one of three vital extracellular matrix proteins formed from post-translational processing of the dentin sialophosphoprotein (DSPP) compound. DSPP is created and secreted by odontoblasts, which are specialized cells in charge of producing dentin during the process of odontogenesis. It is very…

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ProteinsDentin sialophosphoproteinMineralizationDentinTeeth
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ImmunofluorescenceIn situ hybridizationCollagen fibrils
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Tooth Development and Odontoblasts

OdontoblastCytoplasmic
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Biomimetics and Regenerative Medicine

EndodonticCDNA
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Tooth Development and Odontoblasts

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Biomimetics and Regenerative Medicine

Role of Dentin Mineralization

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Dentin phosphoprotein

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Dentin phosphoprotein

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related to Role of Dentin Mineralization · 8
Dentin phosphoprotein → As, Ca2, Dentin, Dentin's, DPP, The Dentin, These, This
related to Clinical Significance · 5
Dentin phosphoprotein → An, Dentin, DPP, The, There

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those in DPPinstance ofWhen producing models that include repeating peptides sequences0.80text
this process has allowed promotion of remineralization of carious lesionsinstance ofWhen producing models that include repeating peptides sequences0.80text
phosphate ions are attracted to the structureinstance ofAs the levels of calcium are increased other ions0.80text
Dentin phosphoproteinrelated to Clinical SignificanceThere0.60section
Dentin phosphoproteinrelated to Clinical SignificanceDentin0.60section
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Dentin phosphoproteinrelated to Clinical SignificanceDPP0.60section
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Dentin phosphoproteinrelated to Role of Dentin MineralizationDPP0.60section
Dentin phosphoproteinrelated to Role of Dentin MineralizationDentin0.60section
Dentin phosphoproteinrelated to Role of Dentin MineralizationDentin's0.60section
Dentin phosphoproteinrelated to Role of Dentin MineralizationThe Dentin0.60section

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