Abstract:Proliferative processes in the gingival mucosa are studied by autoradiogmphy in 55 patients with chronic gingivitis. It is found that the number of DNA-producing epithelial cells does not change. Increased label intensity in chronic catarrhal and hypertrophic gingivitis in comparison with the control testifies to a sufficient compensatory reaction. Regenerative processes are suppressed in chronic atrophic gingivitis. The number of pathological mitoses increases with the development of pathomorphological change… Show more
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