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Abstract
Listerine mouthwash applied to the left cheek pouch mucosa of thirty-seven hamsters
45 minutes daily for 41 days caused diffuse, corrugated white lesions showing hyperkeratosis
in 100 percent of the animals. The right (control) side showed essentially no changes
in response to saline solution applied similarly. The significance of these findings
is discussed.
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☆This study was supported in part by a Biomedical Research Support Grant of the National Institute of Health and a National Cancer Institute Clinical Cancer Education Grant.
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