Publication: Comparación del microbiona subgingival entre salud/gingivitis y periodontitis estadio III/IV.
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2020
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El objetivo principal de este trabajo, es comparar las diferencias a nivel de microbioma entre sujetos españoles con un estado periodontal de salud/gingivitis y diagnosticados con periodontitis estadio III/IV, utilizando para ello el sistema de secuenciación MiSeq (Illumina®, San Diego/California, USA).
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Trabajo Fin de Máster encuadrado en la línea de investigación: Eficacia de intervenciones para el tratamiento de enfermedades periodontales.
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