Can saliva offer an advantage in monitoring of diabetes mellitus? - A case control study.

Can saliva offer an advantage in monitoring of diabetes mellitus? - A case control study.
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10.4317/jced.51386
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2014-10
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通讯作者:
Fazil AK
Fazil AK
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作者:
Balan P;Babu SG;Sucheta KN;Shetty SR;Rangare AL;Castelino RL;Fazil AK

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