Liver-derived IGF-I is permissive for ovariectomy-induced trabecular bone loss
Marie K. Lindberg(University of Gothenburg), Claes Ohlsson(Sahlgrenska University Hospital), Katrien Venken(KU Leuven), Niklas Andersson(University of Gothenburg), Dirk Vanderschueren(KU Leuven), Tina M. Chavoshi(University of Gothenburg), Hans Carlsten(University of Gothenburg), Olle Isaksson(University of Gothenburg), Stanko Skrtic(Sahlgrenska University Hospital), Johan Svensson(National Academy of Medicine)
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