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Method and kit for measuring saliva sugar
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In this paper, the authors focus on saliva that can be collected easily and quickly in order to develop a noninvasive blood glucose measurement, a saliva collection and collection method required for the measurement, and a salivary glucose measurement comprising a high-sensitivity measurement.Abstract:
An object of the present invention is to focus on saliva that can be collected easily and quickly in order to develop a noninvasive blood glucose measurement, a saliva collection and collection method required for the measurement, and a salivary glucose measurement comprising a high-sensitivity measurement. Methods and measurement kits are provided. SOLUTION: An oral rinse for disinfecting and antibacterial bacteria in the oral cavity, an excess water absorber for removing excess saliva and water, a stimulant for promoting salivary secretion, sublingual gland and submandibular gland saliva are collected and collected. Method for using a saliva sugar collection and recovery instrument for performing, and a glucose dehydrogenase, an electron mediator to a reduced coenzyme generated from an enzymatic reaction of an oxidized coenzyme, and formazan generated from a redox reaction of a tetrazolium salt. By using high-sensitivity measurement for colorimetric quantification, it is possible to measure salivary glucose with a high correlation with blood glucose.read more
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