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World J Methodol. Jun 26, 2014; 4(2): 99-108
Published online Jun 26, 2014. doi: 10.5662/wjm.v4.i2.99
Table 2 Comparison of in vivo transplantation outcomes of mesenchymal stem cells from different researchers
Ref.MSCsOutcomes
Ohazama et al[42]BMMSCsTooth structures and associated bone
Li et al[28]BMMSCsTooth-like structures surrounded by bone and soft tissues
Kawaguchi et al[43]BMMSCsHistologically produced cementum, PDL and alveolar bone
Gronthos et al[44]DPSCsPulp-dentine like tissue complexes lined with odontoblast-like cells
Carinci et al[45]DPSCsBone-like tissues
Sonoyama et al[49]SCAPsA typical dentin structure with connective tissues
Battula et al[39]SCAPsBone-/dentin-like mineralized tissues
Miura et al[53]SHEDsDentin-like tissue, but not a dentin-pulp-like complex; not differentiate directly into osteoblasts but only induce new bone formation
Wang et al[55]SHEDsExhibit an enhanced potential to form bone
Park et al[57]/Seo et al[58]PDLSCsA typical cementum/PDL-like structure
Morsczeck et al[64]DFPCsA structure consists of fibrous or rigid tissue, no dentin, cementum, or bone formation
Handa et al[65]DFPCsCementum-like matrix
Honda et al[66]DFPCsBone