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1 Institute of Dental Surgery, University of London, and Eastman Dental Dispensary, Rochester, N. Y.
Measurements of the several physical properties and the mucin content of saliva of 140 individuals 4 to 35 years of age were compared with their caries activity as estimated by a method which combined clinical examinations and laboratory tests.
No relationship was demonstrated between caries activity and either the mucin content of resting saliva as measured by tyrosine content and A.C.R.A. titer or the physical characteristics of saliva as demonstrated by the values for viscosity, spinnbarkeit, and tack.
Submitted on May 21, 1953
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