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Estrogen action on bone marrow osteoclast lineage cells of postmenopausal women in vivoClowes et al., 2009
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- Clowes J
- Eghbali-Fatourechi G
- McCready L
- Oursler M
- Khosla S
- Riggs B
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- Osteoporosis international
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In bone marrow aspirates from postmenopausal women, systemic estrogen treatment decreased differentiation of mononuclear progenitor cells toward a more mature osteoclast phenotype. This was not associated with changes in surface receptor for proresorptive …
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