The mechanism of dental plaque and dental calculus formation by fibronectin. 3. Quantitative analysis of fibronectin in salival flow.

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  • Fibronectinによる歯こう,歯石の形成機序 III  ヒトだ液中における溶存Fibronectinの定量
  • 3. Quantitative Analysis of Fibronectin in Salival Flow
  • 第3報 ヒト唾液中における溶存 Fibronectin の定量

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It is well known that the fibronectin shows affinity to various components of biological and nonbiological substances. Thus, fibronectin which exists in salivary flow, may produce acquired pellicle, dental plaque and dental calculus. The concentration of the fibronectin in the saliva determined the rate of such deposits.<br>In this study, quantitative analysis of fibronectin in salival flow was examined by using plasma fibronectin assay system and ELISA.<br>The average of concentration of the fibronectin in human whole saliva, parotid saliva and submandibulo-sublingual saliva was 76ng/ml, 41ng/ml and 57ng/ml respectively.

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