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cord-306705-adshd3jj	Lenander-Lumikari, Marianne	Effects of the common cold and intranasal fluticasone propionate treatment on mucosal host defense assessed by human saliva()()()	2005-11-04		.txt	text/plain	2899	169	55	title: Effects of the common cold and intranasal fluticasone propionate treatment on mucosal host defense assessed by human saliva()()() 11 To extend these findings, this study analyzed salivary flow rate and selected major host antimicrobial components present in whole saliva in patients with the common cold. The purpose of this investigation was to study the effect of a potent topical steroid, fluticasone propionate, on patients with early signs and symptoms of the common cold. Salivary flow rate, innate host defense factors, and total protein content were not affected by the common cold. Salivary flow rate, innate host defense factors, and total protein content were not affected by the common cold. Neither the common cold nor the fluticasone propionate treatment had any effect on the relative amounts of secreted IgG or IgM immunoglobulins. Therefore, the salivary IgA response was probably induced by the viruses, and the treatment of the common cold with fluticasone propionate did not have any negative influence on this defense factor.	./cache/cord-306705-adshd3jj.txt	./txt/cord-306705-adshd3jj.txt