salivary

Circadian phase was estimated by the calculation of the mid-range crossing time of salivary melatonin (7, 8).

Consumption of xylitol chewing gum for ≥3 weeks leads to both long-term and short-term reduction in salivary and plaque S.

Similarly, recent increases in the number of copies of the gene for salivary amylase, which digests starch, are related to agriculture.

Xylitol reduces cavity‑causing bacteria and raises salivary flow, which can increase calcium and phosphate availability.

Tick gut bacteria takes awhile, but tick borne viruses that multiply in their salivary glands, like Powassan virus, are much faster.

About 10-15% (rough guess) of people of West African descent will have a ridiculously strong salivary response to certain drugs (muscarinic agonists).

It's produced in their salivary glands - it's a component in their venom, yes, but they also ingest it themselves, particularly when eating.

Not surprising really since breast tissue is essentially modified sweat/salivary gland.

In general, people with good salivary coverage get less tooth decay.

There are always exceptions though, like genetic outliers, people who produce high amounts of salivary amylase, and high level athletes who burn through all that sugar.

He had salivary gland cancer for 8 years.

Are you referring to the salivary amylase mechanism?

The claim that the conditioned salivary response “can’t be suppressed” keeps getting repeated, and it’s still wrong.

A small excerpt: "Tony Gwynn died recently, just last month, of salivary gland cancer.

After having a seemingly "random" bout of cdiff after receiving a highly potent antibiotic for a "random" salivary gland infection - colonoscopies and antibiotics really scare me.

I'm curious, because whenever I have put any kind of American "dip" tobacco product in my mouth, my salivary glands go fucking nuclear and I end up drooling or spitting like a redneck.