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【Objective】To analyze the structure of N-linked glycans in salivary glycoproteins and amylase of chronic gastritis(CG)patients with spleen deficiency after stimulation of acid,and to explore the relationship of N-linked glycans structure with salivary amylase activity and splenic hypofunction.【Methods】Iodine-spectrophotometry was used to detect the amylase activity in 47 CG patients with spleen deficiency,15 CG patients with dampness-heat in the spleen and stomach,and 12 healthy volunteers before and after acid stimulation.Method of concanacalin A(ConA) affinity chromatography was used to separate total salivary glycoproteins and amylase and to analyze N-linked glycans structure in 27 CG patients with spleen deficiency,14 CG patients with dampnessheat in the spleen and stomach,and 5 healthy volunteers after acid stimulation.ConA affinity reversed-phase two-dimension chromatography was applied to separate total salivary glycoproteins and to analyze the constitute and distribution of total salivary glycoproteins with different N-linked glycans in 13 CG patients with spleen deficiency,6 CG patients with dampness-heat in the spleen and stomach,and 5 healthy volunteers after acid stimulation.【Results】After acid stimulation,salivary amylase activity in CG with spleen deficiency decreased as compared with that before acid stimulation(P