Medically reviewed by Allison Herries, RDNOxalate, or oxalic acid, is a plant chemical found in some foods and is produced by the body as a by-product of digestion. While getting too many oxalates is ...

People who form calcium oxalate stones should limit these foods. The extra oxalate is excreted in the urine, where it can combine with urinary calcium.

Urine was able to tolerate, i.e., to avoid crystal formation, until SS ratios of approximately 10. CONCLUSIONS: Relative CaOx SS and the concentration ratio of calcium to oxalate are important ...

They can be classified as common, pathologic and drug-associated. The finding of calcium oxalate, calcium phosphate or uric acid crystals is common and often of little clinical significance.

Background Oxalate is an organic acid and end product of ascorbic acid metabolism in humans and plants. In humans, dietary free oxalate is absorbed in the stomach, distal small intestine and colon; ...

Calcium oxalate nephroliths in these individuals are often attached to Randall's plaques. [9, 10] The formation or attachment of calcium oxalate crystals on these plaques is probably critical for ...

Understanding the pathogenesis of kidney stones has become increasingly important, as their prevalence continues to rise ...

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The use of molecular modifiers as crystal growth inhibitors is a common approach in crystal engineering, yet relatively few studies are devoted to designing these species as accelerants of crystal ...

The crystal is made of lithium, cobalt, selenium and oxygen, with the cobalt giving rise to its purple colour. (Courtesy: Kendall Kamp/Northwestern University) Scientists have discovered a ...