An origin for nanobacteria in kidney stone

تاریخ : ۱۳۹۲/۱۱/۱۴ بازدید : ۱۶۵۱

Abstract Small , calcium phosphate covered organic particles called
nanobacteria or calcifying nanoparticles , seem to be ubiquitous in kidney stones and
are thought to be involved in stone formation. Although initial claims that these particles
are the smallest known life forms have been somewhat softened, much controversy remains
as to their involvement in kidney stone formation as well as in other pathological calcifications.
I suggest that such particles are non-living and may be formed during the normal living activities
of bona-fide bacteria which inhabit the kidneys. This hypothesis is based on previous observations
that bacteria immersed in a supersaturated fluid produce organic globules which
calcify when released to the surrounding fluid, forming CNP-like particles

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کلمات کلیدی : stones appetite Kidney stones Nanobacteria Carbonate nanoglogules

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