Thesis/Dissertation: Bc. Diana Jandová: The relationship between developmental anomalies of the human dentition and EDA gene
Master's thesis
The relationship between developmental anomalies of the human dentition and EDA gene
Vztah mezi poruchami vývoje lidské dentice a genem pro EDA
Abstract
Odontogeneze je poměrně složitý a dlouhodobý proces. Základem molekulárního řízení a kontroly procesu jsou reciproční interakce mezi epiteliální a mezenchymální tkání. Vše je dokonale geneticky naplánováno, včetně počtu, tvaru a uložení jednotlivých zubů. V dnešní době je známo přes 350 genů, které se podílí na vzniku a vývoji dentice u savců. Jedním z těchto genů je gen pro ectodysplasin A (EDA) …more
Abstract
Odontogenesis is quite complex and long-term process. The basis of molecular management and control mechanisms of the process is reciprocal interactions between epithelial and mesenchymal tissues. Everything is perfectly genetically planned, including the number, shape and position of each individual tooth. Nowadays, it is known over 350 genes involved in the genesis and development of dentition in …more
Thesis description
6/1/2017 10:46, prof. RNDr. Omar Šerý, Ph.D., UČO 18120
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