In the absence of periosteum, transplanted fetal and neonatal rat coronal sutures resist osseous obliteration.
In the absence of periosteum, transplanted fetal and neonatal rat coronal sutures resist osseous obliteration.
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在没有骨膜的情况下,移植的胎儿和新生大鼠冠状缝线可抵抗骨闭塞。
DOI:
10.1097/00001665-199411000-00012
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1994
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通讯作者:
Ogle,RC
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作者:
Opperman,LA;Persing,JA;Sheen,R;Ogle,RC
Normal craniofacial development depends on expansion of the cranial vault by growth at the sutures. Inappropriate development of the sutures leads to global disruption of patterns of craniofacial growth. Tissue interactions between dura mater and suture matrix play a critical role in the phenotypic maintenance of cranial sutures. However, the function of the periosteum in this process remains under-reported and controversial. To examine the contribution of periosteum in maintaining the patency of coronal sutures, fetal and neonatal rat coronal sutures were transplanted to surgically created defects in adult rat host parietal bones. These sutures were examined for their ability to persist in the host milieu in the presence and absence of both donor and host periosteum. This study established that removal of both host and transplant periosteum, unlike removal of dura mater, did not lead to obliteration of either fetal or neonatal sutures. Thus, periosteum and dura mater are nonequivalent tissues with respect to influence on suture patency.