By promoting active and passive secretion of
oxalate from the plasma into the gut, Oxabact potentials elimination of
oxalate via the gut, lowering the
oxalate burden in the kidneys.
LDHA deficiency in the liver may be beneficial for patients with PH, as the LDHA enzyme is implicated in the abnormal production of
oxalate in PH, which in turn is responsible for the severe damage to kidneys and other organs in patients with PH.
Most of the patients were overweight (70.91 %), including 35 out of 49 males and 4 out of 6 females Regarding the chemical composition, calcium
oxalate was the commonest constituent, in 33(60%); patients followed by pure form of uric acid, 10 (18.18%); calcium phosphate, 6(10.90%) and calcium magnesium phosphatein, 3 (5.45%) patients, whereas, magnesium phosphate, calcium carbonate and magnesium ammonium phosphate stones were found in one patient each (1.81%), (Table-1).
Therefore, the aim of this work was to synthesize, characterize poly(cis/trans-1,4-cyclohexane dimeth- ylene
oxalate) and to study its uptake towards Cd(II), Pb(II) and Zn(II) ions as a function of shaking time, concentration, pH, and temperature.
There are normal bacteria in feline intestines called Oxalobacter formigenes that survive by metabolizing
oxalate. The population of this bacterium is affected by many antibiotics, so using medications only as needed can help to maintain helpful gastrointestinal flora.
Isolates were screened for
oxalate oxidase activity by streaking the isolates on solidified basal mineral medium having the composition (g[L.sup.-1):] K[H.sub.2]P[O.sub.4]-3, [Na.sub.2]HPO[.sub.4]-6, NaCl-5, N[H.sub.4]Cl-2, MgS[O.sub.4]7[H.sub.2]O-0.1, Agar-15 and 5-calcium
oxalate.
Oxalate, along with other low-molecular-weight carboxylic acids, is found in soil solutions.
Cell membrane phospholipids, as part of organic matrix, promote the formation of calcium
oxalate and calcium phosphate stones [41].
Pure stones Partial Substances detected (n) Agreement (n) agreement (n) Calcium
oxalate monohydrate (47) 44 3 Calcium
oxalate dihydrate (1) 1 0 Carboapatite (1) 1 0 Anhydrous uric acid (4) 4 0 Brushite (2) 2 0 Ammonium urate (1) 1 0 Cystine (10) 10 0 Proteins (5) 5 0 Total (71) 68 (95.7%) 3 (4.3%) Disagreement Substances detected (n) (n) Calcium
oxalate monohydrate (47) 0 Calcium
oxalate dihydrate (1) 0 Carboapatite (1) 0 Anhydrous uric acid (4) 0 Brushite (2) 0 Ammonium urate (1) 0 Cystine (10) 0 Proteins (5) 0 Total (71) 0 (0.0%) Table 3: Composition and agreement in pure stone with substances in trace group.
Similar to the air sac, fungal bodies and
oxalate crystals were present within other respiratory tissues.
The thermal decomposition of zinc
oxalate (ZZ) and Ti-doped zinc
oxalate (ZT) precursors was carried out within the same temperature range of 30-650[degrees]C (as shown in Figure 3).