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Disintegration of the medial epithelial seam: is cell death important in palatogenesis?

Iseki, 2011

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11490994571739116423
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Iseki S
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Development, growth & differentiation

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During palatogenesis, the palatal medial edge epithelium (MEE) forms the medial epithelial seam (MES) on adhesion of the opposing palatal shelves. The MES eventually disappears, leading to mesenchymal confluence of the palate and completion of palatogenesis. Failure …
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