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2009 Fiscal Year Final Research Report

Study on the regeneration of periodontal tissue by F-spondin

Research Project

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Project/Area Number 20791339
Research Category

Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (B)

Allocation TypeSingle-year Grants
Research Field Morphological basic dentistry
Research InstitutionHiroshima University

Principal Investigator

KITAGAWA Masae  Hiroshima University, 病院, 助教 (10403627)

Project Period (FY) 2008 – 2009
Keywordsスポンディン / セメント芽細胞 / 歯周組織 / 再生
Research Abstract

In this study, we used with recombinant F-spondin, F-spondin siRNA and F-spondin overexpressed cells to clarify the mechanism and examine the possibility of a novel therapy for periodontal tissue regeneration targeting F-spondin.Recombinant F-spondin increased mRNA expression of type I collagen and ALP of human periodontal ligament cells, but Runx2 and OCN were unchanged. We found that knock-down of F-spondin mRNA led to decreased mRNA expression of ALP and BSP and mineralized nodule formation. Overexpression of F-spondin increased BMP-7 mRNA and protein and induced to phosphorylation of Smad1/5/8. Taken together, these results suggest that F-spondin may play a critical role in human cementoblast mineralization via BMP-7 activation and lead to regeneration of periodontal tissue by promoting of the cementoblast differentiation.

  • Research Products

    (2 results)

All 2009

All Journal Article (1 results) Presentation (1 results)

  • [Journal Article] SPON1によるヒトセメント芽細胞の細胞分化誘導メカニズムについての検討2009

    • Author(s)
      北川雅恵
    • Journal Title

      日本歯周病学会雑誌 51巻秋季特別号

      Pages: 98-98

  • [Presentation] SPON1によるヒトセメント芽細胞の細胞分化誘導メカニズムについての検討2009

    • Author(s)
      北川雅恵
    • Organizer
      第52回日本歯周病学会秋季学術大会
    • Place of Presentation
      宮崎
    • Year and Date
      2009-10-11

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Published: 2011-06-18   Modified: 2016-04-21  

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