Do surface-displayed VP28 on Bacillus subtilis spores induce protection against white spot syndrome virus in crayfish by oral administration?
These evidences indicate that the surface-displayed VP28 on B. subtilis spore could induce protection of crayfish against WSSV via oral administration.
For accuracy and relevancy, the statement, "75 percent of dental caries is found in X percent of the population" must be applied to a particular dentition or age group, and must account for appropriate severity and prevalence reference points.