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Human parotid saliva is characterized by a basic pattern of 6 isoamylases; during ageing, it contains additional isoamylases which migrate faster towards the anode. An increasing number of 'fast isoamylases' are also found in saliva from mucoviscidosis patients. Their possible symptomatological significance for the pathogenesis of mucoviscidosis which is as yet not solved is being discussed.
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