High-phytate/low-calcium diet is a risk factor for crystal nephropathies, renal phosphate wasting, and bone loss
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Sun Wook Cho | J. Cha | H. Choi | K. Park | H. Choi | O. Kim | Young-Bum Kim | Hyeonjin Kim | S. Im | J. Auh | Byung-Chul Oh | C. Booth | Hyung Jin Choi | J. Kang | S. Cho | Dae Ho Lee | Jun-young Yang | Cheolsoo Choi | Jinwook Lee | June Hur | Jung-Wan Kim | Young Jae Lee | Cheol Soon Lee | Young Joo Park | Han Seok Choi | Jun-Young Yang
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