The influence of disuse on bone microstructure and mechanics assessed by HR-pQCT
Galateia J. Kazakia(University of California, San Francisco), C. Benjamin(University of California, San Francisco), Julio Carballido‐Gamio(University of California, San Francisco), Willy Tjong(University of California, San Francisco), Thomas M. Link(Quantitative BioSciences), Andrew J. Burghardt(University of California, San Francisco), Janina Patsch(Medical University of Vienna), Brian T. Feeley(University of California, San Francisco), Jasmine A. Nirody(University of Chicago)
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