Method of co-culturing human endometrial stem cells and rat embryonic tooth bud cells to obtain ameloblast cells

Abstract

The various embodiments herein provide a method of co-culturing human endometrial stem cells and rat embryonic tooth bud cells to obtain ameloblast cells. The human endometrial stem cells are isolated from human females between the ages of 18-40 and cultured. The hEnSCs are identified using flowcytometry. The rat embryonic tooth bud cells are isolated from rat embryos and cultured. After the hEnSCs and rat embryonic tooth bud cells reach a desired level of cell growth, the hEnSCs are transferred to culture plate inserts and the rat embryonic tooth bud cells are transferred to a culture plate. The hEnSCs and rat embryonic tooth bud cells are co-cultured to obtain ameloblast cells. Immunocytochemical analysis is used to characterize the differentiated ameloblast cells. Quantitative real time PCR (qRT-PCR) is used to detect the presence of Ameloblastin, Amelogenin, Amelotin and Cytokeratin 14 proteins in differentiated ameloblast cells.

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