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SYNOPSIS IN INTERLINGUADECALCIFICATION DE ADAMANTE PER CEREALES DE DIFFERENTE ORIGINES GEOGRAPHIC.—Pro comparer le decalcification de adamante per productos de fermentation ab frumento, mais, avena, e hordeo ab California, Texas, Ohio, Iowa, Saskatchewan, e Ontario, filtratos preparate per quatro horas de incubation a 37 C in diluite saliva esseva testate durante duo horas contra adamante radioactive, e le dissolution esseva mesurate in referentia a cognoscite standards. Le plus raffinate fractiones de cereal rendeva differentias de usque ad 1: 3 inter le regiones geographic in le quantitate de adamante solvite. Nonraffinate specimens rendeva minus marcate differentias. Le differentias revelava nulle correlation con le nitrogeno, le calcium, le phosphoro, le fluoro, o le oligoelementos contenite in le fractiones o con le prevalentia de carie in le regiones del tests.

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Enamel Decalcification by Cereals of Different Geographic Origin

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