Identification of Sex‐Specific Associations Between Polymorphisms of the Osteoprotegerin Gene, TNFRSF11B, and Paget's Disease of Bone
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S. Ralston | E. Fransen | J. Devogelaer | R. Westhovens | H. Zmierczak | F. Vanhoenacker | W. Van Hul | L. Verbruggen | F. de Freitas | A. Daroszewska | G. Beyens | J. V. Van Offel
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