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RELATIONSHIP OF SECRETARY ACTIVITIES OF SALIVIAN AMYLASE AND GASTROMES IN HUMAN

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In the last decade, the hypothesis of the endocrine function of the large salivary glands has been confirmed, which puts them in a number of organs that have a regulatory effect on various functions of the body: processes of physiological regeneration, erythropoiesis, mineral metabolism, etc. However, saliva still remains the least studied of all body fluids. Performing many functions (digestive, protective, trophic, endocrine, excretory and others), saliva provides the normal functional state of the teeth and oral mucosa.

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O.Mamajonova

Андижанский Государственный медицинский институт

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