Oxalate-induced changes in renal epithelial cell function: role in stone disease.
C. R. Scheid(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Julie A. Jonassen(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Yasuo Kohjimoto(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Thomas W. Honeyman(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), L. C. Cao
PubMed
January 1, 2000
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