Prostate-specific antigen and its clinical relation to prostatic acid phosphates in patients with some prostate diseases and development of a method for the estimation of PSA bound to 2M.
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Abstract:Twenty five Streptococcus isolates -were obtained from plaque samples and identified using "biocnemical identification system. The growth rate of these isolates was measured and accordingly eight isolates were chosen which gave a higher growth rate and represented the major Streptococcus species involved in dental disease development. Physiological processes were implicated during this study for the improvement of a type of control upon the growth and metabolism of Streptococcus isolates.