odontoblast

o·don·to·blast

O0033500 (ō-dŏn′tə-blăst′)n. One of the cells forming the outer surface of dental pulp that produces the dentin of a tooth.

o·don′to·blas′tic adj.

odontoblast

(ɒˈdɒntəˌblæst) n (Dentistry) any of a layer of cells lining the pulp cavity of a tooth and giving rise to the dentine oˌdontoˈblastic adj

o•don•to•blast

(oʊˈdɒn təˌblæst)

n. one of a layer of cells lining the pulp cavity of a tooth, from which dentin is formed. [1875–80] o•don`to•blas′tic, adj.

Odontoblast

odontoblast

[ō′dänt·ə‚blast] (histology) One of the elongated, dentin-forming cells covering the dental papilla.

Odontoblast

the cell that deposits dentin in the teeth of man and vertebrate animals. Its cell body is adjacent to the outer layer of the pulp, and its long outgrowths are within the tubules that perforate the dentin.

odontoblast

enUK

odontoblast

[o-don´to-blast] one of the connective tissue cells that deposit dentin and form the outer surface of the dental pulp adjacent to the dentin.

o·don·to·blast

(ō-don'tō-blast), One of the dentin-forming cells, derived from mesenchyme of neural crest origin, lining the pulp cavity of a tooth; odontoblasts are arranged in a peripheral layer in the dental pulp, each with an odontoblastic process extending part way into the dentinal tubules; the cells generally are columnar in the coronal pulp but are more cuboidal in the radicular area and adjacent to tertiary dentin. [odonto- + G. blastos, sprout, germ]

odontoblast

(ō-dŏn′tə-blăst′)n. One of the cells forming the outer surface of dental pulp that produces the dentin of a tooth.

o·don′to·blas′tic adj.

o·don·to·blast

(ō-don'tō-blast) One of the dentin-forming cells, derived from mesenchyme of neural crest origin, lining the pulp cavity of a tooth. [odonto- + G. blastos, sprout, germ]

odontoblast

A specialized connective tissue cell, lying in the outer surface of the dental pulp, that produces DENTINE.

o·don·to·blast

(ō-don'tō-blast) One of the dentin-forming cells, derived from mesenchyme of neural crest origin, lining pulp cavity of teeth; arranged in a peripheral layer in dental pulp, each with an odontoblastic process extending part way into dentinal tubules; cells generally are columnar in the coronal pulp but more cuboidal in radicular area and adjacent to tertiary dentin. [odonto- + G. blastos, sprout, germ]

单词	odontoblast
释义	odontoblast enUK o·don·to·blast O0033500 (ō-dŏn′tə-blăst′)n. One of the cells forming the outer surface of dental pulp that produces the dentin of a tooth. o·don′to·blas′tic adj. odontoblast (ɒˈdɒntəˌblæst) n (Dentistry) any of a layer of cells lining the pulp cavity of a tooth and giving rise to the dentine oˌdontoˈblastic adj o•don•to•blast (oʊˈdɒn təˌblæst) n. one of a layer of cells lining the pulp cavity of a tooth, from which dentin is formed. [1875–80] o•don`to•blas′tic, adj. Odontoblast enUK odontoblast [ō′dänt·ə‚blast] (histology) One of the elongated, dentin-forming cells covering the dental papilla. Odontoblast the cell that deposits dentin in the teeth of man and vertebrate animals. Its cell body is adjacent to the outer layer of the pulp, and its long outgrowths are within the tubules that perforate the dentin. odontoblast enUK odontoblast [o-don´to-blast] one of the connective tissue cells that deposit dentin and form the outer surface of the dental pulp adjacent to the dentin. o·don·to·blast (ō-don'tō-blast), One of the dentin-forming cells, derived from mesenchyme of neural crest origin, lining the pulp cavity of a tooth; odontoblasts are arranged in a peripheral layer in the dental pulp, each with an odontoblastic process extending part way into the dentinal tubules; the cells generally are columnar in the coronal pulp but are more cuboidal in the radicular area and adjacent to tertiary dentin. [odonto- + G. blastos, sprout, germ] odontoblast (ō-dŏn′tə-blăst′)n. One of the cells forming the outer surface of dental pulp that produces the dentin of a tooth. o·don′to·blas′tic adj. o·don·to·blast (ō-don'tō-blast) One of the dentin-forming cells, derived from mesenchyme of neural crest origin, lining the pulp cavity of a tooth. [odonto- + G. blastos, sprout, germ] odontoblast A specialized connective tissue cell, lying in the outer surface of the dental pulp, that produces DENTINE. o·don·to·blast (ō-don'tō-blast) One of the dentin-forming cells, derived from mesenchyme of neural crest origin, lining pulp cavity of teeth; arranged in a peripheral layer in dental pulp, each with an odontoblastic process extending part way into dentinal tubules; cells generally are columnar in the coronal pulp but more cuboidal in radicular area and adjacent to tertiary dentin. [odonto- + G. blastos, sprout, germ]
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