Osteoblast- and T cell-mediated RANKL expression does not contribute to age-related osteoclastogenesis in a murine model
Martina Rauner(Technische Universität Dresden), Peter Pietschmann(University of Vienna), Wolfgang Sipos(University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna), Janina Patsch(Medical University of Vienna), Dagmar Krenbek(Medical University of Vienna), П. Варга(AO Foundation), Philippe K. Zysset(University of Bern)
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