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Ellison, 1962 - Google Patents

Tissue resistance in periodontal disease

Ellison, 1962

Document ID
17157051825670667271
Author
Ellison S
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Dental Research

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Instead of reviewing the literature, which is as well known to you as it is to me, I thought it would be more useful to indicate my own bias with respect to the topic which I was assigned. The first question in my mind is not which factors in body fluids and secretions are involved …
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