Oral Health Pathology and Treatment

The stem cell compartment in human oral mucosa and its activation in oral lichen planus.

This study examines the activation of oral epithelial stem cells in oral lichen planus, finding increased proliferation and altered marker expression in the basal cell compartment.

Tear fluid as noninvasive liquid biopsy reveals proteins associated with malignant transformation of oral lesions

This study identifies proteins in tear fluid associated with malignant transformation of oral lesions, suggesting tear fluid as a noninvasive liquid biopsy for early detection.

Identification of Potential Oral Cancer-Specific Biomarker in Oral Potentially Malignant Disorders for Early Detection of Malignancy: A Systematic Review

This study identifies common mutated genes between oral cancer and oral potentially malignant disorders to find potential biomarkers for early malignancy detection.

Oral Lichen Planus and its relation with Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma: new insights into the potential for malignant transformation

The paper investigates gene expression similarities between Oral Lichen Planus and oral squamous cell carcinoma, identifying shared pathways and potential therapeutic targets.

A COMPARATIVE ANALAYSIS OF INTER-SITE GENE EXPRESSION HETEROGENICITY OF NORMAL HUMAN BUCCAL MUCOSA WITH NORMAL GINGIVAL MUCOSA

The paper compares gene expression profiles between normal human buccal mucosa and gingival mucosa, identifying significant differences in gene expression across various biological categories.

Genomic study of oral lichen planus and oral microbiome with RNAseq

This study identifies HNF4A network activation and potential pathogens in OLP patients using RNAseq and microbial profiling.