NIH: Caries CDC: Searches: Shuler
Charles Shuler, D.M.D., Ph.D.:
Inherited Risks for Susceptibility to Dental Caries
- Do individuals who have inherited genes that alter the formation of enamel
and/or dentin have an increased prevalence of carious lesions when compared
to individuals who do not have the same genetic deficiency?
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- Medline, General Genetics, Part 1 (28-Sep-00)
- Medline, General Genetics, Part 2 (28-Sep-00)
- Medline, General Genetics, Part 3 (28-Sep-00)
- Medline, General Genetics, Part 4 (28-Sep-00)
- Medline, General Genetics, Part 5 (28-Sep-00)
- Embase, General Genetics, Part 1 (13-Oct-00)
- Embase, General Genetics, Part 2 (13-Oct-00)
- Medline, Genetic Syndromes With Defective Teeth, Part 1 (28-Sep-00)
- Medline, Genetic Syndromes With Defective Teeth, Part 2 (28-Sep-00)
- Embase, Genetic Syndromes With Defective Teeth, Part 1 (13-Oct-00)
- Embase, Genetic Syndromes With Defective Teeth, Part 2 (13-Oct-00)
- Medline, Specific Molecules & Genes (28-Sep-00)
- Embase, Specific Molecules & Genes (13-Oct-00)
- Do individuals who have inherited genes that alter the host and/or
immunological response to cariogenic microorganisms have an increased
prevalence of carious lesions when compared to individuals who have not
inherited the same genes?
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- Do individuals who have inherited genes that alter the intake and/or
metabolism of cariogenic carbohydrates have a decreased prevalence of
carious lesions when compared to individuals who have not inherited the
same genes?
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- Do individuals who have inherited genes that alter either the composition
or quantity of saliva have an increased prevalence of carious lesions when
compared to individuals who have not inherited the same genes?
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