ArticleMicroorganisms2025
Bioinformatic Analysis of Oxalate-Degrading Enzymes in Probiotics: A Systematic Genome-Scale and Structural Survey.
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This bioinformatic study provides a comprehensive theoretical assessment of oxalate-degrading enzymes in probiotics. Kidney stone disease is a common urological disorder with rising global incidence, largely driven by the precipitation of insoluble calcium oxalate salts. Current treatments-including thiazides, lithotripsy, or ultrasound fragmentation-often show variable outcomes and high recurrence rates. Here, we systematically assessed the oxalate-degrading potential of 38 probiotic species listed in the List of Cultures Available in Food (China National Health Commission) along with selected next-generation probiotics. Using BLASTp homology searches, we identified seven strains carrying both
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