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Normal osteoclast number and function in rat pups lacking parathyroid hormone | Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences
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In parathyroidectomized suckling rats, bone modeling and the number and activity of cells in the osteoclast population are normal. These findings are at variance with observations in older animals and suggest that factors other than parathyroid hormone influence osteoclast formation and function in the neonate.
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