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Publications by D T Villareal

Estrogen Status and Heredity Are Major Determinants of Premenopausal Bone Mass.

Journal of Clinical Investigation

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IL-1-induced Murine Osteoblast IL-6 Production Is Mediated by the Type 1 IL-1 Receptor and Is Increased by 1,25 Dihydroxyvitamin D3.

Journal of Clinical Investigation

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