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Relationship of volumetric bone mineral density and structural parameters with ERalpha gene polymorphisms.

Relationship of volumetric bone mineral density and structural parameters with ERalpha gene polymorphisms.

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Genetic determinants of osteoporosis: common bases to cardiovascular diseases?Age-specific effects of estrogen receptors' polymorphisms on the bone traits in healthy fertile women: the BONTURNO study.LRP5 gene polymorphism and cortical bone.

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