Streptococcus mutans survives without important biochemical pathway

Article Abstract:

Researchers from University of Florida, Gainesville, discovered that bacteria namely streptococcus mutans, can survive with growth, without signal recognition pathway (SRT). SRT is primary mechanism by which proteins are delivered to cell membranes for survival.

Florida, Streptococcus mutans, Cell membranes

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Rural residents with oral pain wait too long before seeking help

Article Abstract:

Research on rural residents with oral pain, conducted at the University of Florida, indicates that, ruralites are as likely as their urban counterparts to inform about the pain, and will seek treatment only after the conditions becomes severe.

Health aspects, Care and treatment, Rural population, Toothache

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Bacterial proteins that cause tooth loss mapped

Article Abstract:

Results of the research done on protein production by Porphyromonas gingivalis at the University of Florida and University of Washington are discussed.

Bacterial proteins, University of Washington

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