1966
DOI: 10.1159/000142811
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Enzyme Histochemistry of the Prenatal Development of Human Deciduous Teeth

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“…bone as well as in other hard tissues. Most of Implantation of freeze-dded allogenic dentin these investigations have been done on rats and in abdominal muscles in guinea pigs has been mice although a few used monkey and man shown to give a high yield of osteoid and bone,, as (9,13). Fluoride resistant acid phosphatase is well as chondroid and cartilage, due to an found in osteoclasts while a fluoride sensitive acid inductive mechanism (2,3,14).…”
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“…bone as well as in other hard tissues. Most of Implantation of freeze-dded allogenic dentin these investigations have been done on rats and in abdominal muscles in guinea pigs has been mice although a few used monkey and man shown to give a high yield of osteoid and bone,, as (9,13). Fluoride resistant acid phosphatase is well as chondroid and cartilage, due to an found in osteoclasts while a fluoride sensitive acid inductive mechanism (2,3,14).…”
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“…Such a hypothesis is supported by the observation of Mori and coworkers (1964), who found a very strong alkaline phosphatase activity associated with the neoplastic ameloblast-like cells in the matrix and hard tissue forming adenomatoid odontogenic tumor. Studies by Matthiessen (1966Matthiessen ( , 1967 suggest that pre-ameloblasts are alkaline phosphatase-negative. The cells do not show positive alkaline phosphatase activity until they mature into actively secreting ameloblasts.…”
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