Publications by authors named "Duterre M"
Objective: To use immunohistochemistry to analyse the expression of MSX1 and β-catenin proteins during parrot pseudoteeth development and goose denticulations and giant filiform papillae ontogeny.
Material And Methods: Eggs were purchased from stockbreeders. Embryos from selected stages were removed and sliced.
Article Synopsis
- The study investigates how the Hox-A2 protein is expressed during the development of certain bones in chicken embryos that are homologous to ear structures in mammals.
- Researchers used immunohistochemistry on various stages of chicken embryos (HH16 to HH40) to track this protein's presence, revealing vital early muscle development in the second arch.
- Findings suggest that while Hox-A2 is involved in the development of avian ear bones, it also plays a significant role in muscle development, indicating a need for further research to fully understand these processes.
The objective of the present study was to evaluate the bone quality of sinus and alveolar grafts following filling with particulate allogenous bone (DFDBA 300-500μm) and platelet concentrate (platelet-rich fibrin, PRF). A prospective interventional clinical study was carried out. A total of 40 bone cores, 2mm in diameter, were taken from 21 patients: 22 from grafted alveoli, 7 from grafted sinus sites, and 11 from native bone used as a control.
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