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Cariology II - Physiology and microbiology of oral cavity environment

Overview of phylogenesis and ontogenesis of oral cavity and basic issues related to the physiology and microbiology of oral cavity environment.

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Keywords: Phylogenesis and ontogenesis of oral cavity, Oral cavity as an opened microbial ecosystem, Dental caries as an impairment of the oral environment balance, Iatrogenic influences in oral environment

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author: Zdeněk Broukal, Lenčová; E.; Broukal; Z. | organization: Research Institute of Stomatology | published on: 12.2.2007 | last modified on: 12.1.2009
citation: Broukal Zdeněk, Lenčová; E.; Broukal; Z.: Cariology II - Physiology and microbiology of oral cavity environment. Multimedia support in the education of clinical and health care disciplines :: Portal of 1-st Faculty of Medicine - Charles University in Prague [online] 2007-02-12, last modif. 2009-01-12 [cit. 2012-02-09] Available from WWW: <http://portal.lf1.cuni.cz/article-734-cariology-ii-physiology-and-microbiology-of-oral-cavity-environment>. ISSN 1803-6619.
 

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