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Association between dental pulp necroptosis-related signaling and elodont incisor growth retardation in hyperglycemic rats.

Journal of advanced research · Kim MG, Amara HB, Thomsen P, Asa'ad F, Park CH · 2026-10-14

In diabetic rats, sustained high blood sugar triggered cell death signalling pathways in dental pulp tissue, which coincided with slowed growth of continuously-erupting incisors; these changes reversed when blood sugar normalised.

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