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Die Behörde wies in ihrer Stellungnahme darauf hin, dass sie zu ihrem Fazit nicht hätte kommen können, ohne die fünfzehn Studien zu berücksichtigen, die der Antragsteller als geschützte Daten bezeichnet. Hierbei handelt es sich um folgende Studien: — Adams G, North M, De’Ath J. Principal Investigator: West NX, 2004. An investigation into the Erosive Effect of Hot Drinks. GlaxoSmithKline Report NHCMA0303, UK; — Adams G, North M. Principal Investigator Duggal MS, 2003. Development of Intra-Oral Cariogenicity (ICT) Model #3. GlaxoSmithKline Report NHCMA0301, UK; — Adnitt C, Adams G, North M. Principal Investigator Toumba KJ., 2005. Development of Intra-Oral Cariogenicity (ICT) Model #4. GlaxoSmithKline Report NHCMA0302, UK; — Broughton J, North, M, Roman L. Principal Investigator Toumba KJ., 2006. Development of Intra-Oral Cariogenicity (ICT) Model #5. GlaxoSmithKline Report NHCMA0401, UK; — De’Ath, J, North M, Smith S. Principal Investigator: Ong TJ., 2002a. A single blind, four-way crossover study to investigate the effect of two formulations of fruit drinks in comparison to a positive control (sucrose) and a negative control (sorbitol) on the pH of dental plaque. GlaxoSmithKline Report N1760182, UK; — De’Ath J, North M, Smith S. Principal Investigator: Jackson R, 2002b. A single blind, four-way crossover study to investigate the effect of two formulations of fruit drinks in comparison to a positive control (sucrose) and a negative control (sorbitol) on the pH of dental plaque. GlaxoSmithKline Report N1760183, UK; — De’Ath J, North M, Smith S. Principal Investigator: Preston A, 2002c. A single blind, four-way crossover study to investigate the effect of two formulations of fruit drinks in comparison to a positive control (sucrose) and a negative control (sorbitol) on the pH of dental plaque. GlaxoSmithKline Report N1760184, UK; — De’Ath J, Moohan M, Smith S. Principal Investigator: Toumba KJ, 2003. A single blind, four-way crossover study to investigate the effect of two formulations of fruit drinks in comparison to a positive control (sucrose) and a negative control (sorbitol) on the pH of dental plaque. GlaxoSmithKline Report N1010201, UK; — Gard’ner K, Moohan M, Smith S. Principal Investigator: Ong TJ, 2003a. A single blind, four-way crossover study to investigate the effect of two formulations of fruit drinks in comparison to a positive control (sucrose) and a negative control (sorbitol) on the pH of dental plaque. GlaxoSmithKline Report N1010199, UK; — Gard’ner K, Moohan M, Smith S. Principal Investigator: Jackson R, 2003b. A single blind, four-way crossover study to investigate the effect of two formulations of fruit drinks in comparison to a positive control (sucrose) and a negative control (sorbitol) on the pH of dental plaque. GlaxoSmithKline Report N1010200, UK; — Hollas M, McAuliffe T, Finke M. Principal Investigator: West NX, 2005. An investigation into the effect of a modified blackcurrant drink on tooth enamel with and without additional tooth brushing. GlaxoSmithKline Report NMA0501, UK; — May R, and Hughes JM. Principal Investigator: Toumba KJ, 1998c. A single blind, five-way crossover study to investigate the effect of three new formulations of fruit drinks in comparison to a positive control (sucrose) and a negative control (sorbitol) on the pH of dental plaque. GlaxoSmithKline Report N1010068, UK; — May R, and Moohan M. Principal Investigator: Duggal MS, 1999. A single blind, three-way crossover study to investigate the effect of a new formulation of fruit drink in comparison to a positive control (sucrose) and a negative control (sorbitol) on the pH of dental plaque in children. GlaxoSmithKline Report N1010104, UK; — May R, Darby-Dowan A, Smith S. Principal Investigator: Curzon M, 1998a. A single blind, five-way crossover healthy volunteer study to investigate the effect of a new orange and a new strawberry formulation of fruit drink in comparison to a blackcurrant fruit drink and two control treatments on the pH of dental plaque. GlaxoSmithKline Report N1010021, UK; — May R, Hughes JM. Principal Investigator: Duggal MS, 1998b. A single blind, five-way crossover study to investigate the effect of three new formulations of fruit drinks in comparison to a positive control (sucrose) and a negative control (sorbitol) on the pH of dental plaque. GlaxoSmithKline Report N1010067, UK.