But I don't think that there's any pituitary atrophy that takes place once you stop taking endogenous HGH
so osteoclast activity should just stay being regulated by PTH and Estrogen levels.
Not exact matches
It influences the development of special cells, the
so - called
osteoclasts that are responsible for bone resorption.
So Steven Teitelbaum, a bone cell biologist at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, Missouri, decided to focus instead on the bone dismantlers, the
osteoclasts.
Osteoclasts are parts of the cell that nibble away at bone
so new bone can be laid, without them, we can't grow strong bones.