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Urinary metabolic phenotyping the slc26a6 (chloride-oxalate exchanger) null mouse model.
Journal of proteome research - 7 Sept 2012
Garcia-Perez Isabel, Villaseñor Alma, Wijeyesekera Anisha, Posma Joram M, Jiang Zhirong, Stamler Jeremiah, Aronson Peter, Unwin Robert, Barbas Coral, Elliott Paul, Nicholson Jeremy, Holmes Elaine
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The prevalence of renal stone disease is increasing, although it remains higher in men than in women when matched for age. While still somewhat controversial, several studies have reported an association between renal stone disease and hypertension, but this may be confounded by a shared link with obesity. However, independent of obesity, hyperoxaluria has been shown to be associated with hypertension in...
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