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J Dent Res 43(3): 423-432, 1964
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The Appearance of Administered Proteins in Saliva

FRED F. TUNG 1 and ARNOLD H. SCHEIN 1

1 Department of Biochemistry, University of Vermont, College of Medicine, Burlington, Vermont

To gain some idea of the permeability of the salivary glands to blood proteins, radioactive iodine-labeled proteins were administered intravenously to man and rabbits. Protein-bound radioactive iodine was found in the saliva. Similarly, administration of unlabeled foreign proteins to rabbits resulted in the appearance of these proteins in saliva, as determined by immunological techniques.

Submitted on July 1, 1963






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