Multipotent scs-pulp tissue revascularization, Biology

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Multipotent SCs: are cells differentiated & form a number of other tissues, while their sources are not fetal tissue; umblical cord blood & postnatal stem cells including dental pulp stem cells (DPSCs) i.e. can differentiate into cells that express phenotypic markers for odontoblats-like cells.


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