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  • Hannig, C.; Spitzmueller, B.; Hannig, M.
    Characterisation of lysozyme activity in the in situ pellicle using a fluorimetric assay (2009), Clin. Oral Investig., 13, 15-21.
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analysis establishment of a precise fluorimetric assay for determination and characterisation of lysozyme activity immobilised in the initial in situ formed pellicle. For in situ pellicle formation, bovine enamel slabs were fixed on maxillary splints and carried by six subjects for different times on buccal and palatal sites. The mean immobilised activity over all samples amounted to 68.67 U/cm2. The enzyme activity exposed at the pellicles' surfaces increases in a time-dependant manner and shows a Michaelis-Menten kinetic. Chlorhexidine and black tea reduce lysozyme activity of the in situ pellicle significantly Homo sapiens
medicine establishment of a precise fluorimetric assay for determination and characterisation of lysozyme activity immobilised in the initial in situ formed pellicle. For in situ pellicle formation, bovine enamel slabs were fixed on maxillary splints and carried by six subjects for different times on buccal and palatal sites. The mean immobilised activity over all samples amounted to 68.67 U/cm2. The enzyme activity exposed at the pellicles' surfaces increases in a time-dependant manner and shows a Michaelis-Menten kinetic. Chlorhexidine and black tea reduce lysozyme activity of the in situ pellicle significantly Homo sapiens

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Homo sapiens
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