Center for Mineral Metabolism and Clinical Research

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Calcium 100%
2. Hypercalciuria 85%
3. Nephrolithiasis 70%
4. Calcium Oxalate 58%
5. Potassium Citrate 56%
6. Kidney 41%
7. Calcium Citrate 41%
8. Citric Acid 36%
9. Uric Acid 35%
10. dibasic calcium phosphate dihydrate 34%
11. Urine 31%
12. Crystallization 28%
13. Bone and Bones 27%
14. Thiazides 27%
15. Intestinal Absorption 25%
16. Serum 24%
17. potassium-magnesium citrate 24%
18. Kidney Calculi 23%
19. Sodium Fluoride 22%
20. Magnesium 22%
21. Oxalates 22%
22. Primary Hyperparathyroidism 19%
23. Therapeutics 18%
24. 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D 18%
25. Urolithiasis 18%
26. Postmenopausal Osteoporosis 17%
27. Salts 17%
28. Urinary Calculi 17%
29. Minerals 15%
30. Phosphates 15%
31. Calcium Oxalate Nephrolithiasis 15%
32. Diet 15%
33. Bone Density 14%
34. Osteoporosis 14%
35. Phosphorus 14%
36. Parathyroid Hormone 13%
37. Fluorides 13%
38. Chronic Renal Insufficiency 13%
39. Alkalies 13%
40. phosphocellulose 12%
41. Vitamin D 12%
42. Hydrochlorothiazide 12%
43. Potassium 12%
44. calcium phosphate 12%
45. Placebos 10%
46. Renal Elimination 10%
47. Biological Availability 10%
48. Calcitriol 10%
49. magnesium citrate 9%
50. Hypokalemia 9%
51. Blood Pressure 9%
52. Bone Remodeling 8%
53. Renal Tubular Acidosis 8%
54. Sodium 7%
55. Hypoparathyroidism 7%
56. Acids 7%
57. Cystine 7%
58. Calcium Carbonate 7%
59. Diphosphonates 6%
60. Sodium Citrate 6%
61. Disease Susceptibility 6%
62. Hypertension 6%
63. Sodium Chloride Symporter Inhibitors 6%
64. Gastrointestinal Absorption 5%
65. Osteomalacia 5%
66. Creatinine 5%
67. Spinal Fractures 5%
68. Fasting 5%
69. fibroblast growth factor 23 5%
70. Acute Kidney Injury 5%
71. Calcifediol 5%
72. Proteins 5%
73. Osteogenesis 5%
74. Oxalic Acid 5%
75. Cystinuria 5%
76. Cyclic AMP 5%
77. Metabolic Bone Diseases 5%
78. Dietary Calcium 5%
79. potassium phosphate 5%
80. Cancellous Bone 5%
81. Potassium Chloride 5%
82. Parathyroidectomy 5%