ATP-ase positive cells in human oral mucosa transplanted to nude mice

E Dabelsteen, S Kirkeby

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    Abstract

    A model to study the differentiation of human oral epithelium in vivo utilizing transplantation of human tissue to nude mice has been described. Previous studies have described the epithelial cells in this model. In this study we demonstrate that 8 d after transplantation, Langerhans cells, identified as ATP-ase positive dendritic cells, have almost disappeared from the transplanted epithelium whereas at day 21 after transplantation such cells were abundant. It is suggested that the ATP-ase positive cells which reappear in the transplanted epithelium are of mouse origin.
    Original languageEnglish
    JournalScandinavian Journal of Dental Research
    Volume89
    Issue number5
    Pages (from-to)433-5
    Number of pages2
    ISSN0029-845X
    Publication statusPublished - 1981

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