… of CaOx crystals and the consequent renal epithelial cell injury through inhibiting the Wnt/β-catenin …
Our results supported the strong relationship between Klotho and the CaOx crystal’s …

… as a risk factor for renal calcium oxalate stones in companion animals (dogs and cats). …
formation of calcium oxalate stones. Also, exposure to oxalate or calcium oxalate crystals induces …

… We hypothesized that calcium oxalate (CaOx), a major crystalline component of kidney
stones, could induce secretion of fibrotic factors from macrophages leading to “epithelial …

… To investigate the genes associated with CaOx stones formation, we examined the data
uploaded to the Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) database (GSE73680), which performed a …

… Citation 1 Calcium oxalate monohydrate (COM) is the major crystalline composition of kidney
stone matrix, accounting for up to 70%.Citation 2 Adhesion of COM crystals to renal tubular …

… regulation related genes, and the growth of calcium crystals … decreased and a number of
crystals reduced. Taken together, … of the calcium oxalate crystal in renal TECs of kidney stones …

… The role of GSDMD in kidney stones has not been examined … treatment alleviated renal
crystal deposition and pathological … pyroptosis mediates calcium oxalate crystal-induced injury, …

… COM crystal … Crystal-binding assay highlighted the role of LMNA in crystal adhesion,
whereas protein network analysis revealed interactions between LMNA and potential COM crystal …

… This study aimed to address whether COM crystal disrupts … treated with 100 μg/ml COM
crystals for 48 h. Western blot … of β-actin remained unchanged after exposure to COM crystals. …

… However, effects of crystal size on the crystal adhesive capability remained … of CaOx
monohydrate (COM) crystals with various sizes (<10 μm, 20–30 μm, 50–60 μm, and > 80 μm). Crystal…