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Protein Interactions May Induce Osteoporosis
A new study has found that the correct development of osteoclasts, cells that actively reabsorb old or fatigued bone so that new bone may be replaced by osteoblast cells, requires the interaction of alphaV beta3 integrin and macrophage-colony-stimulating-factor More...24 Mar 2003
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