1. Bone histomorphometry, bone mass, and related parameters in alcoholic males

   • Richard G. Crilly
   • Colin Anderson
   • Liliane Delaquerrière-Richardson

   Clinical Investigations Pages: 269 - 276

2. The effect of chronic caffeine administration on serum markers of bone mineral metabolism and bone histomorphometry in the rat

   • N. Glajchen
   • F. Ismail
   • M. Fallon

   Laboratory Investigations Pages: 277 - 280

3. Caffeine does not causein vitro calcium loss from neonatal mouse calvaria

   • Ethan A. Bergman
   • Jarrett W. Newbrey
   • Linda K. Massey

   Laboratory Investigations Pages: 281 - 283

4. 1,25 dihydroxyvitamin D₃ alone or in combination with parathyroid hormone does not increase bone mass in young rats

   • M. Gunness-Hey
   • I. Gera
   • J. M. Hock

   Laboratory Investigations Pages: 284 - 288

5. Malabsorption of phosphate by the intestines of young X-linked hypophosphatemic mice

   • Brenda A. Brault
   • Martha H. Meyer
   • Ralph A. Meyer Jr.

   Laboratory Investigations Pages: 289 - 293

6. Short- and long-term effects of a single dose of bisphosphonates on retinoid-induced bone resorption in thyroparathyroidectomized rats

   • A. Stutzer
   • H. Fleisch
   • U. Trechsel

   Laboratory Investigations Pages: 294 - 299

7. Effect of gallium on bone mineral properties

   • Mary A. Repo
   • Richard S. Bockman
   • Raymond P. Warrell Jr.

   Laboratory Investigations Pages: 300 - 306

8. Sulfated glycoconjugates in rat incisor secretory ameloblasts and developing enamel matrix

   • Yasutoku Kogaya
   • Kuhei Furuhashi

   Laboratory Investigations Pages: 307 - 318

9. Kinetic factors influencing the dissolution behavior of calcium oxalate renal stones: A constant composition study

   • Donald J. White
   • Margaret Coyle-Rees
   • George H. Nancollas

   Laboratory Investigations Pages: 319 - 327

10. Announcements

    Announcement Pages: 328 - 328