Data on concrete or effective results of articles about the purpose of studies where mesenchymal cells of periodontal origin have been applied, classified on the role of mesenchymal cells in their clinical application
| Purpose of study | Concrete results | Evasive results |
|---|---|---|
| Role of cells | Andrukhov O et al. 2019 [11]—Mesenchymal cells from inflamed dental tissues have compromised immunomodulatory abilities. | Galler KM et al. 2021 [2]—Different activation mechanisms of mesenchymal cells are highlighted, explaining the close interplay between inflammation and regeneration and inflammation and the potential for malignant transformation. |
| Costela-Ruiz VJ et al. 2022 [14]—Dental mesenchymal cells have better proliferation ratios, and those of gingival origin show higher clonogenicity. | Zhou LL et al. 2020 [6]—Oral mesenchymal cells have the ability to interact even in inflammatory microenvironments. | |
| Mercado-Rubio MD et al. 2021 [25]—Follicular and periodontal ligament mesenchymal cells express higher lipid-accumulating abilities than pulp cells when induced for adipogenic differentiation. | Chen Y et al. 2023 [8]—Epigenetic regulation means changing the level of expression and function of the gene without changing its sequence. | |
| Qu G et al. 2021 [26]—The highest osteogenic ability cells from the periodontal ligament, then those from the pulp, and the lowest those from the dental follicle. | Li B et al. 2021 [10]—Immunomodulatory functions enable the orchestration of the surrounding immune microenvironment. | |
| Total | 4 articles—11% | 4 articles—11% |
