@article{IR,
      author = {Sakaguchi, Ron and Wu, Hui and Pelzer, Branden and Tran,  Emily and Grabowsky, Richard L. and Hung, Angela and  Alkhazaleh, Ahmad and Nguyen, Jonathan V. and Chandra,  Srinivasa R. and Richmond, Erik and Steckel, Aleya and  Truong, Valerie and Shook, Corey and Kim, Daniel and Chen,  Daniel and Gonçalves da Costa Sousa, Mauricio and Alves  Fraga, May Anny and Athirasala, Avathamsa and Higashi,  Dustin and Bertassoni, Luiz Eduardo and Nguyen, Peter and  Sandes de Lucena, Fernanda and Lewis, Steven and Logan,  Matthew and Pfeifer, Carmem and Youssef, Marina and  Bompolaki, Despoina and Truong, Christina and Cui, Jinhao  and Okamura, Tomoharu and Ikeda, Chihoko and Tominaga,  Kazuya and Tanaka, Akio and Min, Jie and Takigawa, Hiroki  and Maruyama, Yugo and Numbu, Takayuki and Mashimo, Chiho  and Okinaga, Toshinori},
      url = {http://digitalcollections.ohsu.edu/record/43316},
      title = {OHSU School of Dentistry Anthology (Issue 2)},
      publisher = {Oregon Health and Science University},
      abstract = {Research builds a foundation of scientific and clinical  knowledge used to improve oral health and overall health.  At the OHSU School of Dentistry, research is a significant  contributor to dental education and the practice of  dentistry. Through comprehensive examinations and peer  review processes, dental students and practitioners fulfill  their intellectual curiosity, improve patient care and  advance the dental profession.   <p>This second issue of  the School of Dentistry Anthology features a collaboration  between OHSU School of Dentistry and Osaka Dental  University in Osaka, Japan. It demonstrates advances in  research both institutions are undertaking. Authors from  Osaka Dental University investigated the effectiveness of  near-infrared light photodynamic therapy, or NIR-PDT, on  oral cancer and the role of resveratrol role in F.  nucleatum-induced epithelial mesenchymal transition of oral  squamous cell carcinoma, or OSCC, cells.</p>  <p>Authors  from School of Dentistry explored immunomodulatory profile  of F. nucleatum on macrophages in OSCC tumor  microenvironment, and the independence of antimicrobial  property of Carboxybetaine methacrylates, orCB-MA, to its  charge concentration and side chain length. Additionally,  YouTube is used as a learning tool in dental education by  predoctoral dental students.</p>  <p>This edition also  showcases five critically appraised topics, known as  caseCATs, from dental students who received awards during  the school’s Research Day in March 2024, and at the  Oregon Dental Conference in April 2024. The caseCATs  evaluated stannous fluoride efficacy, clinical success of  direct pulp capping technique, ameloblastoma conservative  and radical management, temporary anchorage devices, or  TADs utilization, and F. nucleatum impact on colorectal  cancer treatment.</p>},
      number = {IR},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.6083/bpxhc43316},
      recid = {43316},
      address = {2024-06-06},
}