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Genetically Linked Site-Specificity of Disuse Osteoporosis

1 Apr 2004

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UNLABELLED: The genetic influence on bone loss in response to mechanical unloading was investigated within diaphyseal and distal femoral regions in three genetically distinct strains of mice. One mouse strain failed to lose bone after removal of function, whereas osteopenia was evident in multiple regions of the remaining two strains but in different areas of the bone. INTRODUCTION: It is well recognized that...

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PMID: 15005848
DOI: 10.1359/jbmr.040110

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