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hTAS2R38 polymorphisms modulate oral microbiota and influence the prevalence and treatment outcome of halitosis.

Microbiome - 28 Mar 2025

Mei Hongxiang, Qi Cai, Liu Jinchi, Yang Sirui, Zhou Jiajia, Lu Yangyu, Zheng Liwei, Li Juan, Zhao Lei, Xu Xin

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BACKGROUND: The genetic susceptibility of halitosis is unclear, challenging its precise management in high-risk population. Here we investigated the association of hTAS2R38 polymorphisms with the prevalence and treatment outcome of halitosis, with a particular focus on oral microbiota. METHODS: A cross-sectional study including 689 participants was conducted to investigate the association between hTAS2R38...

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PMID: 40156025
DOI: 10.1186/s40168-025-02087-w
PMCID: PMC11951550

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