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The role of sex and genotype on antiorthostatic suspension effects on the mouse peripheral skeleton.

Aviation, space, and environmental medicine - 1 Feb 1994

Simske S J, Luttges M W, Allen K A, Gayles E C

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Previous antiorthostatic suspension studies have used a single sex and strain of rat or mouse. Nonetheless, broadly similar effects of suspension on the two species indicates a generalized effect of suspension not attributed to specific genetic, behavioral, or sex-linked etiology. In order to directly test genetic and sex-linked factors, the effects of suspension on the appendicular bone of male and female...

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