Peripheral monocyte culture supernatants of menopausal women can induce bone resorption: involvement of cytokines.
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M. de Vernejoul | M E Cohen-Solal | A M Graulet | M A Denne | J Gueris | D Baylink | M C de Vernejoul | D. Baylink | M. Cohen-Solal | J. Guéris | A. Graulet | M. Denne | M. Cohen‐Solal
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