ArticleFrontiers in dental medicine2026
Fibronectin-gelatin nanofilm coating improves dental pulp stem cell survival and differentiation in odontogenesis-mimicking organotypic 3D bilayered constructs.
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Healthcare professionals, researchers, patients and their families affected by rare diseases face many difficulties during diagnosis. A targeted diagnostic tool, using high-throughput sequencing (NGS) technologies, known as GenoDENT, used to unravel molecular diagnosis behind rare diseases with oral and dental manifestations, enabled the identification of more than 15% of variants of unknown significance (Class III - VUS), beside a high 70%-80% diagnostic rate in the analyzed patients' cohort. VUS make diagnosis more difficult because they prevent precise correlation between genotype and phenotype. To overcome this issue, we are developing 3D
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