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Introduction
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About the research
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What is the PCR approach
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What are you trying to find
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Whats the difference
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serotypes
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serotype k
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protein antigen
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collagen binding proteins
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have these serotypes changed
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oral hygiene
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systemic impacts
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human evolution
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ask questions
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college binding proteins
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association with systemic disease
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statistics
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ethnic groups and microbiota
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age groups
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Gene exchange
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Practical applications
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Ethnic associations
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Cardiovascular risk
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Probiotics
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How did people discover serotype k
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Is serotype k rare
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Population change of serotype k
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Endocarditis
Description:
Explore the prevalence of a newly discovered Streptococcus mutans serotype k in African-American schoolchildren from southwest Alabama and its potential link to systemic diseases. Delve into the PCR approach, protein antigens, collagen binding proteins, and the impact of oral hygiene on serotype distribution. Examine the relationship between ethnic groups, microbiota, and age groups, as well as gene exchange and practical applications. Investigate the association with cardiovascular risk, endocarditis, and the potential for probiotics. Learn about the discovery of serotype k, its rarity, and population changes over time in this informative ASM Live 2015 presentation by Stephanie Momeni from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.

Prevalence of Streptococcus Mutans Serotype K in American School Children

American Society for Microbiology
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