Analysing the Biochemistry of Saliva: Flow, Total Protein, Amylase Enzymatic Activity and Their Interconnections
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This study examines the biochemical profile of saliva, focusing on flow rate, total protein concentration, and the enzymatic activities of amylase and catalase. Thirty-one participants underwent saliva sampling before and after physical activity to assess how these biochemical markers respond to physiological stress. The findings reveal a significant positive correlation between protein concentration and amylase activity, especially in post-exercise conditions, suggesting saliva’s potential as a non-invasive biomarker for systemic health and stress responses. These results highlight saliva’s utility in health diagnostics, enabling more accessible monitoring of health status and physiological stress.
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