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J Dent Res 42(3): 763-767, 1963
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Some Observations on the Transmission of Dental Caries in the Syrian Hamster

C. E. KLAPPER 1 and J. F. VOLKER 1

1 University of Alabama Medical Center, Birmingham, Alabama

Attempts to transmit dental caries from desalivated hamsters with severe tooth decay to caries-resistant stock with intact salivary glands were unsuccessful. Evidence has been presented, however, that Alabama caries-resistant hamsters with intact salivary glands develop appreciable dental caries when caged with National Institutes of Health caries-active hamsters.

Submitted on April 1, 1961






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