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The New York state dental journal, 2011
Gagging is a protective reflex to stop unwanted entry into the mouth and oropharynx. Some people have a reduced or absent reflex, while others have a pronounced one. Pronounced gag reflexes can compromise all aspects of dentistry, from the diagnostic procedures of examination and radiography to any form of active treatment. In some patients with marked
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Gagging is a protective reflex to stop unwanted entry into the mouth and oropharynx. Some people have a reduced or absent reflex, while others have a pronounced one. Pronounced gag reflexes can compromise all aspects of dentistry, from the diagnostic procedures of examination and radiography to any form of active treatment. In some patients with marked
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Pharmacogenomics, 2003
Completion of the human genome project led to an explosion in available genomic information. Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) have emerged as a versatile and powerful tool for genotyping almost all variant species. The unique technological platform developed by GAG BioScience is exclusively based on SNP detection and allows genotyping of up to 60,
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Completion of the human genome project led to an explosion in available genomic information. Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) have emerged as a versatile and powerful tool for genotyping almost all variant species. The unique technological platform developed by GAG BioScience is exclusively based on SNP detection and allows genotyping of up to 60,
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Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, 1982
J J, Scarlet, L S, Gerber
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J J, Scarlet, L S, Gerber
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Reducing hypersensitive gagging
British Dental Journal, 1983C G, Wilks, I M, Marks
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