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Hilton Anatole Hotel Emerald, Oral |
Teeth and Associated Structures |
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8:00 AM | Ameloblastin overexpression in HERS cells causes defects in periodontal structure
X. LUAN, Y. ITO, C.G. WALKER, S.J. DANGARIA, T. JIN, and T.G.H. DIEKWISCH, University of Illinois - Chicago, USA |
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8:15 AM | Mineral-binding region predicted and demonstrated within exon 6ABC of Amelogenin
J.A. HORST, E.E. OREN, M. GUNGORMUS, C. TAMERLER, M. SARIKAYA, and R. SAMUDRALA, University of Washington, Seattle, USA |
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8:30 AM | On the fatigue crack growth resistance of human enamel
D. BAJAJ, A. NAZARI, and D. AROLA, University of Maryland Baltimore County, USA |
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8:45 AM | M180KI Mouse Enamel: Can something so hard be made simple?
R.J. RAUTH1, S.N. WHITE1, Y. LEI2, D. ZHU2, M.L. PAINE2, and M.L. SNEAD2, 1UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, USA, 2University of Southern California, Los Angeles, USA |
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9:00 AM | Properties of Primary and Secondary Healthy Human Cementum
S.P. HO1, R. CHOI2, J. LIN1, S.J. MARSHALL1, and G.W. MARSHALL1, 1University of California San Francisco, USA, 2University of California Santa Cruz, USA |
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9:15 AM | Dmp1 Null Mice Display Early Onset Periodontal Defects
L. YE1, S. KO1, S. ZHANG1, M. DALLAS1, L.F. BONEWALD1, and J.Q. FENG2, 1University of Missouri -Kansas City, USA, 2Baylor College of Dentistry, TX A&M Health Science Center, Dallas, TX, USA |
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