Felix Grases

Best Publications

• Phytate in foods and significance for humans: food sources, intake, processing, bioavailability, protective role and analysis.

  Ulrich Schlemmer;Wenche Frølich;Rafel M. Prieto;Felix Grases

  1050
  Citations

• Sialolithiasis: mechanism of calculi formation and etiologic factors.

  Felix Grases;Cristina Santiago;Bartolomé M. Simonet;Antonia Costa-Bauzá

  265
  Citations

• Renal lithiasis and nutrition

  Felix Grases;Antonia Costa-Bauza;Rafel M Prieto

  225
  Citations

• Simple classification of renal calculi closely related to their micromorphology and etiology.

  Felix Grases;Antonia Costa-Bauzá;Margarita Ramis;Vicente Montesinos

  201
  Citations

• Absorption and excretion of orally administered inositol hexaphosphate (IP(6) or phytate) in humans.

  Felix Grases;Bartolomé M. Simonet;Ivana Vucenik;Rafel M. Prieto

  172
  Citations

• Effects of phytate and pyrophosphate on brushite and hydroxyapatite crystallization. Comparison with the action of other polyphosphates.

  F. Grases;M. Ramis;A. Costa-Bauzá

  138
  Citations

• Determination of uric acid in urine, saliva and calcium oxalate renal calculi by high-performance liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry.

  Joan Perelló;Pilar Sanchis;Félix Grases

  137
  Citations

• Biopathological crystallization : a general view about the mechanisms of renal stone formation

  F Grases;A Costa-Bauzá;L Garcı́a-Ferragut

  135
  Citations

• Phytate acts as an inhibitor in formation of renal calculi.

  Felix Grases;Bernat Isern;Pilar Sanchis;Joan Perello

  130
  Citations

• Effects of Phytic Acid on Renal Stone Formation in Rats

  F. Grases;R. Garcia-Gonzalez;J. J. Torres;A. Llobera

  123
  Citations

• Variation of InsP4,InsP5 and InsP6 levels in tissues and biological fluids depending on dietary phytate

  Felix Grases;Bartolomé M Simonet;Rafael M Prieto;Juan G March

  112
  Citations

• Phytate prevents tissue calcifications in female rats.

  F. Grases;R. M. Prieto;B. M. Simonet;J. G. March

  97
  Citations

• Phytate (IP6) is a Powerful Agent for Preventing Calcifications in Biological Fluids: Usefulness in Renal Lithiasis Treatment

  Felix Grases;Antonia Costa-Bauzá

  95
  Citations

• Effect of Herniaria hirsuta and Agropyron repens on calcium oxalate urolithiasis risk in rats

  F. Grases;M. Ramis;A. Costa-Bauzá;J.G. March

  89
  Citations

• Development of calcium oxalate crystals on urothelium: effect of free radicals.

  F. Grases;L. García-Ferragut;A. Costa-Bauzá

  85
  Citations

• Phytate (Myo-inositol hexakisphosphate) inhibits cardiovascular calcifications in rats.

  Felix Grases;Pilar Sanchis;Joan Perello;Bernat Isern

  83
  Citations

• Phosphates precipitating from artificial urine and fine structure of phosphate renal calculi

  F. Grases;O. Söhnel;A.I. Vilacampa;J.G. March

  82
  Citations

• Determination of phytic acid by gas chromatography-mass spectroscopy: application to biological samples.

  J.G March;B.M Simonet;F Grases

  82
  Citations

• Dietary myo-inositol hexaphosphate prevents dystrophic calcifications in soft tissues: a pilot study in Wistar rats.

  F Grases;J Perelló;R.M Prieto;B.M Simonet

  70
  Citations

• Phytotherapy and renal stones: the role of antioxidants. A pilot study in Wistar rats

  Felix Grases;Rafael M. Prieto;Isabel Gomila;Pilar Sanchis

  69
  Citations