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The role of melanocytes in oral mucosa: From embryologic origin to oral mucosal melanoma: A short review
2020
Integrative Molecular Medicine
Melanoblasts are precursor cells of melanocytes, that arise from neural crest in vertebrates and through several cycles of migration and proliferation, they populate the basal layer of epidermis; hair bulb; eyes; ears and meninges. However, melanocytes also situate in the basal layer of stratified squamous epithelia that is lining in the mouth. The role of melanocytes in the pathophysiology of the oral mucosa still poor understand, and differently from skin melanocytes, they are in a
doi:10.15761/imm.1000394
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