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Genetic variant analysis in children with growth hormone deficiency and dental developmental defects
Growth hormone plays an important role in the processes of dental cell differentiation and tissue formation, and studies indicate an increased prevalence of hypodontia in children with growth hormone deficiency. Therefore, investigating variants in the candidate genes PAX9, MSX1, and <em
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