..., instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Periosteum Cartilage Mandible Condyle Rat AAcntaatómica Peltomaki O. Ronning Institute of Dentistry. University of Turku. Finland Key Words Periosteum Cartilage Mandible Condyle Rat Original Paper Acia Anal 1997;158:100-105...

...S. Kiliaridis; A. Bresin; J. Holm; K.-G. Strid The effect of altered masticatory muscle function on bone mass at different sites in the rat mandible was studied using aluminium as a reference substance in computer-assisted image analysis. Forty-two growing male rats were divided into three groups...

... mandible with specific functional demands. Our observations suggest a relationship between osseous structure and the mode of feeding and content of the diet. 5 05 1993 17 05 1994 17 7 2008 © 1994 S. Karger AG, Basel 1994 Copyright / Drug Dosage / Disclaimer Copyright: All rights...

... to in the content or advertisements. Chondrogenesis Ectomesenchyme Cell cloning Neural crest Mandible Chick S. Ekanayake B.K. Hall Department of Biology, Life Sciences Center. Dalhousie University, Halifax. Nova Scotia. Canada Original Paper Acta Anat 1994;151:71-79 Formation of Cartilaginous Nodules...

... in the fibroblastic layer responding to total bone growth. To test these alternatives, we compared two regions of the pig mandible, one appositional and one resorptive, equidistant from the major growth sites of the bone. Four 2-week-old pigs were injected i.p. with 5-bromo-2’-deoxyuridine (BrdU) to label replicating...

... of Anatomy, Medical Biology Center, The Queen s University of Belfast. Belfast, UK Key Words. Mouse Mandible Condyle 'Cartilage Histochemistry Abstract. In the mandibular condyle of the newborn mouse the chondroprogenitor (CP) zone is the only layer that incorporates 3H-thymidine thus serving...

.... Mandible Masticatory muscles Periosteum Rabbit Acta A nat 1991 ; 142:33 i() © IW I Kargcr AO. Basel (K)(l I-5180/91/1421-0033 $ 2.75/0 Microscopic Study of the Rabbit Mandibular Periosteum and Attached Structures T.H.M. Frankenhuis-van den Heuvel, A.M. Kuijpers-Jagtman, J.C. Maltha Department...

...Ario Santini; Moira Land The antero-posterior position of the mental foramen was studied in 68 Chinese and 44 British skulls of known or calculated age at death. All skulls showed low pre-mortem tooth loss and had a good occlusion. The position of the foramen was related to the body of the mandible...

...F. Nayeem In this study, an attempt has been made to examine and analyse the ancieni mandibles of people who have died several hundreds of years ago during the second and first millenium B.C. These mandibles have been recovered from the burial mounds in Bahrain (Arabian Gulf) and preserved...

... to in the content or advertisements. Fetus, human Mandible Condyle Cartilage Original Paper Acta Anat 1992:145:79-87 Y. Ben-Ami D. Lewinson M. Silbermann Laboratory for Musculoskeletal Research. The Rappaport Family Institute for Research in the Medical Sciences. The Bruce Rappaport Faculty of Medicine...

...Erella Livne; Constance Oliver; Michael Silbermann In the neonatal mouse the mandibular condyle serves as an important growth center for the developing mandible. The youngest cells in this organ are the chondroprogenitor cells that are the source for new differentiating chondroblasts. The present...

...Teen-Meei Wang; Chung Shif; Jiang-Chuan Liu; Kuen-Jia Kuo One hundred mandibles of adult Chinese cadavers of both sexes without missing teeth, alveolar bone resorption and malposition of teeth were studied. The anatomical location of each mandibular mental foramen was measured by using...

...V. de Freitas; M.C. Madeira; J.L. Toledo Filho; C.F. Chagas The absence of the mental foramen was investigated in 1,435 dry human mandibles (2,870 sides). The foramen was absent twice in the right side (0.06%) and once in the left side (0.03%). The meaning of this anatomical variation was commented...