Biomedical subjects
R H Udall
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Interaction of alanyl-alanine with calcium, magnesium, and phosphate.
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Control of oxalate urolithiasis by DL-alanine.
Oxalate urolithiasis in male rats was experimentally induced by feeding a basal diet composed of Purina laboratory chow and 3 per cent glycolic acid. When this basal oxalate calculus-producing diet containing 10 per cent alanine was fed to rats, the incidence of oxalate urolithiasis was markedly reduced. Moreover, when Purina laboratory chow containing 10 per cent alanine was fed to rats which had been on the calculi-producing basal diet for 4 weeks, it appeared that most uroliths were dissolved. Excess intake of alanine increased the concentration of alanine in urine and this apparently aided in the prevention and treatment of urolithiasis.
Mycotoxic effect on fetal development: pine needle abortion in mice.
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Prevention of oxalate and phosphate lithiasis by alanine.
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Urine polyelectrolytes: binding of phosphate, calcium and magnesium.
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Urinary calculi matrices and urine polyelectrolytes.
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Effect of alanine on urinary calculi.
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Reproductive failure of mice caused by pine needle ingestion.
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Effects of dietary supplements and methylene blue on urinary calculi.
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A nonmineralized concretion in the urogenital tract of the male rat.
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The etiology and control of urolithiasis.
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Studies on urolithiasis. XI. Interaction of urine polyelectrolytes and inorganic ions.
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Studies on urolithiasis. IX. The effect of dimethyl sulfoxide in the control of urinary calculi.
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Studies on urolithiasis. VII. The effects of sodium, potassium, or chloride ions in the control of urinary calculi.
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