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J Dent Res 31(1): 85-93, 1952
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ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF THE ENAMEL OF TEETH IN VARIOUS STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT

REIDAR, F. SOGNNAES 1, DAVID B. SCOTT 1, MARIE J. USSING 1, and RALPH W. G. WYCKOPF 1

1 Harvard School of Dental Medicine, Boston, Mass.; and National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Md.

Thin sections for electron microscopy have been made from demineralized and undemineralized mouse and monkey enamel in various stages of development. Electron micrographs are presented which demonstrate a change from homogeneous to fibrillar structure which takes place in the organic matrix during maturation. Minute crystal-like particles have been noted in sections of undemineralized, partly calcified, monkey enamel.

Submitted on August 3, 1951






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