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The effect of the irrigant QMix on removal of canal wall smear layer : an ex vivo study by Eliot, Colin, Hatton, John F., Stewart, Gregory P., Hildebolt, Charles F., Jane Gillespie, M., Gutmann, James L.

“…[Abstract] The aim of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness over application time of different formulations of a novel endodontic irrigant (QMix(TM)…”
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Osseous coagulum collected in bone traps: potential for bacterial contamination and methods for decontamination by Etcheson, Aaron W, Miley, D Douglas, Gillespie, M Jane

“…Because of its excellent osteogenic potential, autogenous bone is the preferred grafting material for dental procedures; however, bone collected in osseous…”
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Biofilm formation in medicated root canals by Distel, John W, Hatton, John F, Gillespie, M Jane

“…The hypothesis that Enterococcus faecalis resists common intracanal medications by forming biofilms was tested. E. faecalis colonization of 46 extracted,…”
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Enterococcus faecalis adhesin, Ace, mediates attachment to particulate dentin by Kowalski, William J, Kasper, Edward L, Hatton, John F, Murray, Barbara E, Nallapareddy, Sreedhar R, Gillespie, M Jane

“…An enzyme linked immunosorbent assay was developed to assess E. faecalis adhesion to particulate dentin. E. faecalis, OG1RF, which expresses the collagen…”
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Effectiveness of intracanal irrigants and medications against the yeast Candida albicans by Ferguson, J W, Hatton, J F, Gillespie, M Jane

“…An in vitro study was conducted to determine the susceptibility of the yeast Candida albicans to various intracanal irrigants and medications. The minimum…”
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Strategic partnerships between academic dental institutions and communities: Addressing disparities in oral health care by Johnson, Bradford R, Loomer, Peter M, Siegel, Sharon C, Pilcher, Elizabeth S, Leigh, Janet E, Gillespie, M. Jane, Simmons, Raymond K, Turner, Sharon P

“…A landmark report from the U.S. surgeon general identified disparities in oral health care as an urgent and high-priority problem. A parallel development in…”
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Strategic partnerships between academic dental institutions and communities by Johnson, Bradford R., DDS, MHPE, Loomer, Peter M., DDS, PhD, MRCDC, Siegel, Sharon C., DDS, MS, Pilcher, Elizabeth S., DMD, Leigh, Janet E., BDS, DMD, Gillespie, M. Jane, PhD, Simmons, Raymond K., DDS, DMSc, Turner, Sharon P., DDS, JD

“…ABSTRACT Background A landmark report from the U.S. surgeon general identified disparities in oral health care as an urgent and high-priority problem. A…”
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In vitro testing of xylitol as an anticariogenic agent by Sahni, Paul S, Gillespie, M Jane, Botto, Ronald W, Otsuka, Allen S

“…A number of studies involving xylitol chewing gum have demonstrated that xylitol is both noncariogenic and anticariogenic. The ability of xylitol to act as an…”
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Energetics of Molecular Hydrogen Oxidation in the Oral Pathogen Campylobacter rectus by Gillespie, M. Jane, Wright, Lisa, Barton, Larry L.

“…Campylobacter rectus is a gram-negative, asaccharolytic rod that is frequently associated with destructive periodontal disease in adults. The production of…”
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Hydrogenase Coupled Reactions in Campylobacter rectus by Gillespie, M.Jane, Barton, Larry L.

“…In an earlier publication Campylobacter rectuswas shown to grow with H 2as the electron donor and fumarate as the electron acceptor and whole cells oxidized H…”
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Influence of Enterococcus faecalis proteases and the collagen-binding protein, Ace, on adhesion to dentin by Hubble, T. S., Hatton, J. F., Nallapareddy, S. R., Murray, B. E., Gillespie, M. J.

“…Enterococcus faecalis is a pathogen that persists in medicated root canals. Here, we tested the hypothesis that the E. faecalis proteases, serine protease and…”
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Isolation and partial characterization of the Campylobacter rectus cytotoxin by Gillespie, M J, Smutko, J, Haraszthy, G G, Zambon, J J

“…Previously, we reported the antigranulocytic activity of Campylobacter rectus media supernatants containing lipopolysaccharide (LPS) and a 104 kDa protein…”
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