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Role of resveratrol in protection against HEMA-induced gene expression level in cell culture

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Celik, Neslihan
Role of resveratrol in protection against HEMA-induced gene expression level in cell culture
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A scientific study indicates that resveratrol can help protect human dermal fibroblasts from the cytotoxic and inflammatory effects of HEMA, a common dental material component. The findings suggest that resveratrol may improve cell survival and regulate gene expression in damaged cells.

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This research provides potential insights into mitigating the side effects of dental materials, which is relevant for biocompatibility and clinical safety.

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