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dentistry3000-1008	Ali, Iqbal Hussain; Ali Salman, Suzan	Potential of Salivary IL-36γ, IL-38, and RANKL in Differentiating Periodontal Health from Periodontitis	2025	15	.pdf	application/pdf	12275	785	56	RANKL In the context of periodontitis, literature has demonstrated that RANKL is a key mediator in bone resorption and a hallmark of perio- dontal disease [73,74], primarily through its PotenFal of Salivary IL-36, IL-38, and RANKL in DifferenFaFng Periodontal Health from PeriodonFFs Vol 13, No 1 (2025) DOI 10.5195/d3000.2025.1008 http://dentistry3000.pitt.edu 5 expression by activated T and B lymphocytes [75,76], osteocytes, and macrophages [77], and its regulation by immune responses and inflammatory cytokines [75]. Additionally, in comparison with stages III and IV of periodontitis (Table 3), RANKL lev- els are significantly higher than in healthy controls, with stage III showing slightly higher levels than stage IV.	cache/dentistry3000-1008.pdf	txt/dentistry3000-1008.txt