Intraoral cariogenicity of isomaltose, maltosylfructoside and Coupling Sugar.

Tosiki Nisizawa(National Institute of Health), Moriyo HINOIDE(National Institute of Health), S. Yoshida(Chiba University), Kano Takeuchi(National Institute of Health Sciences), Toshibumi ISHII(National Institute of Health), Susumu Imai(National Institute of Health), Takushi Furuta(National Institute of Health), Shimpei Araya(National Institute of Health), Kenichiro Shibata(Japanese Red Cross Society, Japan)

Japanese Journal of Oral Biology

January 1, 1986

10.2330/joralbiosci1965.28.109

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