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Immunohistological staining of unknown chemokine RANTES/CCL5 expression in jawbone marrow defects-osteoimmunology and disruption of bone remodeling in clinical case studies targeting on predictive preventive personalized medicine.

Johann LechnerTilman SchulzVolker von Baehr
Published in: The EPMA journal (2019)
R/C may be regarded as an important trigger for possible pathological developments in the fate of hematopoietic stem cells. FDOJ is not a rigidly uniform process but reflects changing stages of development. The absence of correlating findings should not be interpreted as a misdiagnosis. It seems appropriate to direct further research in the field of "maxillo-mandibular osteoimmunology" focusing on R/C overexpression in FDOJ areas. This may contribute to the development of personalized strategies in preventive medicine.
Keyphrases
  • stem cells
  • poor prognosis
  • bone marrow
  • drug delivery
  • soft tissue
  • liver injury
  • bone loss
  • cone beam computed tomography