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New Biotherapeutic Agents for Resolving Periodontal Inflammation: An Insight into Resolving and Other Pro Resolving Lipid Mediators
By Richa Kapoor BDS MDS, O. Padma Latha BDS and Sankari M. BDS
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Publisher:  Lambert Academic Publishing
Edition:  1st
Published:  September 13, 2012
Binding:  Paperback
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Current treatment modalities for inflammatory diseases like periodontitis aim at suppressing the inflammatory response. Resolution of inflammation was once thought to be a passive process. However, recently it has been recognized that resolution is an active process and involves the generation of various pro-resolving molecules. These mediators have antiinflammatory and pro-resolution properties that enable them to control the inflammatory responses and to stimulate resolution. The aim of this dissertation is to summarize the bioactivities of one of these pro-resolving mediators "resolvins", their underlying biochemical pathways and their role as future targets for resolution of inflammation in periodontal diseases.
 
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