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1 Anatomy Department, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, England
The cellular component of the incisors from rats of different ages was determined by examining histologic sections stained with hematoxylin and eosin. The results indicated a reduction in cell numbers for the ameloblast, stratum intermedium, and external enamel epithelium cell layers with advancing age. There were no changes in the odontoblast and stellate reticulum cell layers.
Submitted on November 8, 1967
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