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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TAS2R38 AND TAS1R2 POLYMORPHISMS AND DENTAL STATUS IN OBESE CHILDREN

2024-01-31

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<h4>Aims: </h4> of the study: We aimed to investigate the effects of TAS2R38 (bitter taste gene) and TAS1R2 (sweet taste gene) gene polymorphisms, which are the most important members of the Tat gene family, on the dental status of obese and normal-weight children. Methods used to conduct the study: The study included 78 healthy children and 100 children diagnosed with obesity (5 - 16 years old). Anthropometric me...

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10.22541/au.170666052.23930238/v1
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