Inhibition of infection-stimulated oral tissue destruction by .b

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514835, 514885, 514900, 514901, 514902, 5361231, 53612312, A61K 31715, C07H 100

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ABSTRACT:
Methods of treating or preventing infection-induced oral tissue destruction or gingivitis in a mammal, comprising administering a therapeutically effective amount of a .beta.(1,3)-glucan, such as poly-.beta.(1-6)-glucotriosyl-.beta.(1-3)-glucopyranose glucan (PGG-glucan), are disclosed.

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