Tissue interactions in development of teeth and related ectodermal derivatives
EJ Kollar - Manipulation of Mammalian Development, 1986 - Springer
EJ Kollar
Manipulation of Mammalian Development, 1986•SpringerThis chapter deals with the tissue interactions in developing skin, teeth, and related
ectodermal derivatives. Epithelial-mesenchymal interactions that take place between labile
epithelia and mesenchyme are the inductive interactions that occur after primary induction of
the nervous system and the axial skeleton. These interactions are responsible for the
differentiation of the major organ systems of vertebrate embryos.
ectodermal derivatives. Epithelial-mesenchymal interactions that take place between labile
epithelia and mesenchyme are the inductive interactions that occur after primary induction of
the nervous system and the axial skeleton. These interactions are responsible for the
differentiation of the major organ systems of vertebrate embryos.
Abstract
This chapter deals with the tissue interactions in developing skin, teeth, and related ectodermal derivatives. Epithelial-mesenchymal interactions that take place between labile epithelia and mesenchyme are the inductive interactions that occur after primary induction of the nervous system and the axial skeleton. These interactions are responsible for the differentiation of the major organ systems of vertebrate embryos.
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