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Table 1.

Detailed information about females included in the research.

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Fig 1.

Crystallization typical for non-fertile days (A), transit period (B) and fertile days (C) (×400 magnification).

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Fig 2.

Branch-like (A), fir-like (B) and fern-like (C) crystallization (×400 magnification).

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Table 2.

Collected samples and their quality.

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Table 3.

Occurrence of crystallization types by the NTF scale in all 217 good quality samples.

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Table 4.

Occurrence of crystallization types by the BFF scale in all 217 good quality samples.

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Fig 3.

Frequencies of the occurrence of different types of crystallization by the NTF scale during the fertile and non-fertile days in the female from Bojnice.

A significant difference in types of saliva crystallization collected in fertile and non-fertile days of the cycle was found (Pearson’s chi-squared test, P < 0.01).

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