An adequate supply of saliva is critical to the preservation and maintenance of oral tissue.
Clinicians often do not value the many benefits of saliva until quantities are decreased. Much …

The atmospheric histories of two potent greenhouse gases, tetrafluoromethane (CF 4 ) and
hexafluoroethane (C 2 F 6 ), have been reconstructed for the 20th century based on firn air …

In the Institute of Medicine's report Dental Education at the Crossroads, it was suggested
that dental schools across the country move toward integrated basic science education for …

Aims: While a significant number of therapeutic models have been suggested for management
of orofacial pain and limited opening in patients experiencing temporomandibular …

Since its initial detection in Australia in 1979, wheat yellow (stripe) rust (Puccinia striiformis f.sp.
tritici) has evolved in Australia and New Zealand into more than 20 pathotypes with …

Naturally acquired infection of humans with a marine mammal-associated Brucella sp. has
only been reported once previously in a study describing infections of two patients from Peru. …

… The literature on Acidaminococcus sp., with which we can infer its role in the human gut
and its potential impact on linear growth in children, is sparse. Only two species in this genus …

hitherto suspected and to give a more complete account of their morpho- Nothing more was
done with respect to the perivascular n Page 1 ANATOMIC RELATIONS OF CEREBRAL …

… of the three RCPs is Sp-1, a well-characterized transcription factor, and that Sp-1 stimulates
… related to Sp-1, we obtained an anti-Sp-1 monoclonal antibody against the Sp-1 DNA-…

Nine isolated fossil Pongo teeth from two cave sites in Peninsular Malaysia are reported.
These are the first fossil Pongo specimens recorded in Peninsular Malaysia and represent …