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See Latest ArticlesInhibition of crystallization of calcium oxalate by the extraction of Tamarix gallica L
Urological Research - Urolithiasis, 11/17/08
Bensatal A et al. - The study of the calcium oxalate crystallization is based on the model of turbidimetry by means of a spectrophotometer. The calcium oxalate formation is induced by the addition of oxalate solutions of sodium and of calcium chloride. The extract of Tamarix gallica L acts at the stage of growth. The acid fraction of the extract of Tamarix gallica L gives an activity remarkable in the formation of urinary lithiasis (calcium oxalate); this effectiveness is due to the presence of functions of acid.
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