A company in the United States is commercializing a new falling number test it believes is more accurate than the existing ...

An alternative way of measuring falling numbers that would benefit U.S. wheat farmers and customers around the world who rely ...

It's common knowledge that sugar causes cavities, but new research provides evidence that -- depending on your genetic makeup -- starches could also be a contributing factor.

For some people, sugar isn't the only thing that risks tooth decay, say scientists from Cornell University in New York.

A new study has revealed your genetic makeup influences how starch shapes your oral microbiome – specifically affecting your ...

AMY1 codes for the salivary amylase enzyme, which helps break down ... and is the answer different if their copy number is high or if it's low? What we found was that Veillonella and Atopobium ...

Explore whether Bovaer can help reduce methane emissions from cows and support major companies like Nestlé in achieving ...

But how the salivary amylase enzyme interacts with its main ... and is the answer different if their copy number is high or if it's low? What we found was that there are other bacteria involved ...

But how the salivary amylase enzyme interacts with its main ... and is the answer different if their copy number is high or if it’s low? What we found was that there are other bacteria involved ...

However, the exact mechanism by which salivary amylase interacts with starch to ... and is the answer different if their copy number is high or it's low?" said Poole. "What we found was that ...

Taters and toast could be tooth trouble in disguise. A new study suggests that the number of AMY1 gene copies you have plays a crucial role in how the bacteria in your mouth respond to starch, ...