AMYLASE DEPLETION SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVES THE MALDI-TOF PROFILE OF SALIVA – APPLICATION TO COVID-19 DIAGNOSTICS
Zane LaCasse(Northern Illinois University), Elizabeth R. Gaillard(Northern Illinois University), Shrihari S. Kadkol(University of Illinois Chicago), Hamed Alhoori(Northern Illinois University), Venkata Devesh Reddy Seethi(Northern Illinois University), Prajkta Chivte(Northern Illinois University), Joshua Bland(University of Illinois Chicago), Kari Kress(Northern Illinois University)
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