Intracellular collagen vacoules are seen in
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Fibroblasts. In fibroblasts that are resorbing collagen, such
vacoules are seen
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During tooth eruption, PDL fibroblasts express, cytokeratin
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In PDL, the epithelial cell rests are most commonly found on
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This is age dependent. In first two decades, cell rests are most
commonly assoicated with apical region while from third decade they are
intimately associated with cervically in gingiva
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The specific type of capillaries in PDL is
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Fenestrated capillaries. Fibrous connective tissue often have
continous capillaries. In PDL this is fenestrated variant
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The sensory nerve fibers of PDL govern
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nociception and mechanoreception
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The autonomic nerve fibers of PDL govern
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blood supply of PDL
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Cell bodies of PDL Mechanoreceptor neurons lie in
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trigeminal ganglion and mesencephalic nucleus
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Formation of neural crest cell is induced by
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Chordamesoderm
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Organizational plan of of head is mediated by
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Chordamesoderm
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Positional relationship of various neural plates is governed by
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Chordamesoderm
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Notochord and prechordal plate arise initially within
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Endoderm
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Well organized mesodermally derived cells, caudal to ear is called
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Somites
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Less organized mesodermally derived cells, roustral to ear is
referred as
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Somitomeres
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Inductive interaction of ventral forebrain and oral ectoderm leads to
formation of
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Pitutary gland
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Mesodermal core of each visceral arch is primarily concerned with
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formation of vascular channels
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Origin of connective tissue components of tongue
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anterior two third from first arch mesenchyme while the posterior
from third arch mesenchyme
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Enamel septum
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when the enamel cord extends to meet the outer enamel epithelium, it
is enamel cord
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Enamel navel
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the small depression at the meeting point of enamel septum and outer
enamel epithelium
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Monday, 25 November 2013
Oral Histology
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