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The association of basic proline-rich peptides from human parotid gland secretions with caries experience.

Journal of dental research - 1 Apr 2000

Ayad M, Van Wuyckhuyse B C, Minaguchi K, Raubertas R F, Bedi G S, Billings R J, Bowen W H, Tabak L A

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To address whether there are associations between the peptide composition of human parotid saliva and dental decay (caries) experience, we have characterized the peptides from parotid ductal saliva collected from nine adults who have remained free from dental caries (mean age = 59.2; Decayed Missing Filled Surfaces index [DMFS] = 0) and nine individuals who have experienced caries (mean age = 51.2; mean DMFS =...

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PMID: 10831101
DOI: 10.1177/00220345000790041401

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