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mkg-1001	Haniastuti, Tetiana	Potential role of odontoblasts in the innate immune response of the dental pulp	2008	5	.pdf	application/pdf	3689	192	45	TLR3 recognizes viral double-stranded (ds) RNA, while TLR4 plays a major role in detecting LPS, a characteristic component of the cell wall of Gram-negative bacteria.5,7 The components of the innate immune response of the dental pulp to caries include outward flow of dentinal fluid and the deposition of intratubular immunoglobulins, odontoblasts, neuropeptides, innate immune cells, cytokines and chemokines.4 The extremely rich innervation of the dental pulp can influence the immune response by either directly stimulating immunocompetent cells via neuropeptides or by increasing vascular permeability, which facilitates the delivery and accumulation of immune cells and macromolecules to the inflamed tissue.3 odontoblast cells Odontoblasts are the cells responsible for the formation of dentin, the collagen-based mineralized tissue that forms the bulk of teeth.	cache/mkg-1001.pdf	txt/mkg-1001.txt