INSENSIBILITATE A LYSOZYMA DEL PARTE DE BACTERIOS INDIGENE AL CAVITATE ORAL DEL HOMINE.-Esseva constatate que inter 112 culturas pur, representante 13 gruppos de bacterios oral, nulle esseva lysate per lysozyma a concentrationes de 5,50, o 500 μg per ml, secundo essayos turbidimetric. In plus, esseva trovate que le plus numerose bacterios cultivabile ab specimens de debris gingival, de placa dental, e de saliva cresceva in le presentia de 0,5, 5, o 50 μg per ml de lysozyma. Quando specimens de debris gingival esseva incubate con 50 μg per ml de lysozyma, nulle liberation de proteina solubile esseva detegite. Iste datos pare indicar que lysozyma per se exerce pauc effecto super bacterios indigene al cavitate oral del homine.
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