The Wnt antagonist secreted frizzled-related protein-1 is a negative regulator of trabecular bone formation in adult mice.
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Gary S Stein | B. Komm | G. Stein | J. Lian | T. Gaur | P. Bodine | Jane B Lian | Peter V N Bodine | Weiguang Zhao | Yogendra P Kharode | Frederick J Bex | Andre-Jean Lambert | Mary Beth Goad | Tripti Gaur | Barry S Komm | Weiguang Zhao | Y. Kharode | F. Bex | André-Jean Lambert
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