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Intestinal dysbacteriosis leads to kidney stone disease

31 Dec 2020

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The formation and physicochemical properties of kidney stones (KSs) are closely associated with diet. In view of the differences in ethnicity and dietary composition between Chinese and Western populations, the present study aimed to investigate the association between intestinal dysbacteriosis and KSs in China. The current study examined the differences in intestinal microbes between the KS disease (KSD) and the...

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PMID: 33655334
DOI: 10.3892/mmr.2020.11819

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