. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jun 20.

Published in final edited form as: Gene Ther. 2016 Dec 20;24(3):176–186. doi: 10.1038/gt.2016.87

Table 4.

Parotid saliva electrolyte composition ^*

Subject (electrolyte)		Baseline	Day 7	day 42
19	Na⁺	18.8	110.6	55
	K⁺	15.8	27.3	16.3
	Cl⁻	22.6	109.9	57
50	Na⁺	12.8	35.2	83
	K⁺	12.9	10.6	16.7
	Cl⁻	17.1	36.2	81.3
99 ^a	Na⁺	4.1	37.9	0.0
	K⁺	18.5	22	25.6
	Cl⁻	ND	40.1	22.2
103^b	Na⁺	0.0	7.7	0.0
	K⁺	22	24.5	20.6
	Cl⁻	10.2	19	12.1
118 ^c	Na⁺	0.9	4.3	2.7
	K⁺	21.9	25.8	29.9
	Cl⁻	14.6	ND	19.5

The gray shaded areas represent electrolyte concentrations (mM) in samples from the subject’s initial peak flow, i.e., day 7 for # 19 and day 42 for # 50. ND = not determined.

The initial peak flow rate for this subject was on day 14. The day 7 flow was 0.24 ml/min/gland, and was substantially above baseline (0.092).

The initial peak flow rate for this subject was on day 28. The day 7 flow was 0.184 ml/min/gland, 36% above baseline (0.135).

The initial peak flow for this subject was on day 28. The day 7 flow was 0.058 ml/min/gland, 31% above baseline (0.044).