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BONE TISSUE REMODELING I think we should reconsider the dynamics of bone/tissue
Referring to the current knowledge of bone/tissue
1. growth of tissue requires cell division
2. properties of the daughter cell need to be identical
3. these properties of a cell are in accordance with its
4. during cell cycle the DNA doubles and thus ensures
5. to initiate cell division especially during healing,
6. these cytokines need specific receptors on the
7. a cell of a different tissue does not provide these
8. in transplanting tissue pieces to a different
9. in exchanging bone pieces from the hip, the mandible
10. in accordance with its embryologic origin of the
a. skull with the maxilla (forebrain) b. mandible (midbrain) c. skeleton (hindbrain)
11. there are numerous natural blocking membranes
12. in bone this is the periosteum
13. the denudation of periosteum not only leads to
14. an artificial blocking membrane inhibits this
In principle this is it. Of course it’s more
I agree with the suggestion of using a blocking membrane. This membrane separates the signal proteins of the soft tissue from those of the original bone site. It enables an undisturbed regeneration of the bone tissue within its own encysted environment. However, the role of the bone transplant is reduced to
As to your question for anything different: your first
Questions are welcome.
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