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  1. Lateral development in roots and shoots of Pinus radiata seedlings

    … that it is an expression of enhanced root growth. Previous research has suggested that mycorrhizal fungi were capable of directing host root growth as a result of synthesising and exuding plant growth hormones. Subsequent work has provided further confirmation of, and exceptions to this …

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  2. The Effects of Exposure to Extremely Low-Amplitude, Low-Frequency Electric Fields on Skeletal Tissue, In Vitro

    <p>In vivo experiments have demonstrated (a) that transient electrical potentials are induced in impact-loaded bone, and (b) that bone formation is increased in response to electrical stimulation. Therefore, it has been hypothesized that, in response to mechanical loading, mechanical energy in bone …

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  3. Proto-oncogene Regulation by Growth Factors in Bone Cells

    … that bone cells in culture produce a number of growth factors that are important in bone regulation. Chick and mouse primary calvarial cultures consist of a mixture of cell types that make it difficult to interpret the results from these model systems. In contrast, MC3T3-E1 cells are a clonal …

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  4. Mechanical Evaluation of Mandibular Defects Restored with rhBMP-2: A Finite Element Model

    Introduction: The utilization of recombinant human Bone Morphogenetic Protein-2 (rh- BMP2) to form new bone has been shown to be a promising alternative to autogenous bone grafts. Understanding the biomechanical properties of rhBMP-2 restored mandibular defects would provide useful knowledge in the …

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