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oxalate a salt or ester of oxalic acid
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oxalate a salt of oxalic acid, that, when it is absorbed by the colon and enters the bloodstream, may cause calcium oxalate crystals the lead to kidney stone formation.
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oxalate A chemical compound that is found in most calcium kidney stones. It binds strongly with calcium. Dietary sources of oxalate include tea, chocolate, green leafy vegetables, nuts, tomatoes and some cola soft drinks.
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oxalate salt of oxalic acid (H2C201); common in plants. Soluble oxalates can be toxic to humans and animals.
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oxalate A salt of oxalic acid found in kidney stones of patients suffering from hyperoxaluria, a genetic disease that causes deposits of calcium oxalates in the urinary organs.
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