The effect of age on bone collagen turnover as assessed by pyridinium crosslinks and procollagen I C-terminal peptide
Session V: Bone And Biochemical Measurements
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Conclusion
Bone collagen turnover increases with age up to the ninth decade in women. This increase in bone turnover may result from secondary hyperparathyroidism and it could play a role in the pathogenesis of age-related bone loss.
Keywords
Public Health Collagen Peptide Pyridinium Bone Loss
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