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Development Of Tooth

July 25, 2025 by Kristensmith Taylor Leave a Comment

Development Of Tooth

Give the microscopic structure of Developing tooth Collagen Fibres Golgi apparatus
Answer:

Developing tooth Collagen fibres Golgi apparatus Developing tooth:

  • The epithelium in relation to the alveolar process thickens to form dental lamina
  • The cells of dental lamina proliferate at various sites to form enamel organ
  • This enamel organ grows into underlying mesenchyme & assumes cup shaped appearance
  • The mesenchyme is of neural crest origin & is called dental papilla
  • The dental papilla alongwith enamel organ is called tooth germ
  • This stage is called ‘cap stage’
  • The cells of enamel organ adjacent to dental papilla becomes columnar & are known as ameloblasts

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  • The mesenchymal cells adjacent to ameloblasts differentiate into odontoblasts
  • The two cell layers are separated by a basement membrane
  • Rest of mesenchymal cells form pulp
  • This is called ‘bell stage’
  • Ameloblasts lay down enamel & odontoblasts lay down dentin
  • The root of the tooth is formed by laying down of layers of dentin & narrowing the pulp space
  • The root dentin is covered by mesenchymal cells that differentiate into cementoblasts
  • These cementoblasts lay down cementum

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Developing tooth Collagen fibres Golgi apparatus Collagen fibres:

  • Each collagen fibre is made up of fibrils of diameter 20200 nm
  • Each fibrils shows cross striations
  • Each fibrils contains numerous myofibrils
  • Size of each collagen fibre is about 112 micrometer in diameter They are arranged in groups

Developing tooth Collagen fibres Golgi apparatus Types:

Collagen Types And Their Features

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Developing tooth Collagen fibres Golgi apparatus Golgi apparatus:

  • It is small, irregular structure

Developing tooth Collagen fibres Golgi apparatus Location:

  • Usually near the nucleus

Developing tooth Collagen fibres Golgi apparatus Structure:

  • It is made up of membranes
  • Membranes form the walls of a number of flattened sacs that are placed over one another
  • Towards the margins there are small rounded vesicles

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Developing tooth Collagen fibres Golgi apparatus Regions:

  • Functionally, Golgi apparatus is divided into 3 regions

1. Cis face/ Cis Golgi

  • It is a region near to the nucleus

2. Trans face/ Trans Golgi

  • It is a region near cell membrane

3. Intermediate part

  • It is present between cis & trans face

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