… Saliva – a fluid excreted by the large and small salivary glands, is one of the most important
factors … Clinical and diagnostic utility of saliva as a non-invasive diagnostic fluid: a systematic …

… The contributions to whole saliva include secretions from salivary glands and, … fluid that
derives from the epithelial mucosa. Therefore, saliva is currently a relevant diagnostic fluid for …

… spinal fluid can all be used as a source of liquid biopsy, saliva is an ideal source of body fluid
that … Characterization of salivary constituents in the disease setting provides critical data for …

… Using saliva as a fluid for diagnostic purposes would be a huge breakthrough for both … of
salivary diagnostics, including the discovery of salivary biomarkers for the diagnosis of various …

… , and anomalies in nucleic acids and proteins present in the patient's body fluids such as
blood, cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) and urine can be used as effective biomarkers for disease …

… The advantages of saliva as a diagnostic fluid are that it is simple to collect, convenient to
store, essentially non-invasive and contains high-quality DNA. Thus, we conclude that …

… ; John Yates, Scripps Research Institute; and David Wong, University of California–Los
Angeles (UCLA)—formed a consortium to identify all of the peptides and proteins in salivary fluid …

… The salivary fluid can provide information about the … The most important advantage of salivary
fluid is its potential for … to be done to implement the salivary diagnostic tests into daily use. …

… analysis of salivary transcriptome may be beneficial effects in the detection of oral cancer and
salivary diagnostics [… Saliva is a useful diagnostic fluid for oral-related diseases. Monitoring …

… saliva is mainly composed of fluid … of saliva in the diagnosis not only for salivary gland
disorders but also for oral diseases and systemic conditions [2]. The role of saliva as a diagnostic …