Hypoxia signaling pathway activation in osteoblasts suppresses osteocalcin production but does not alter male fertility in mice
Seppe Melis(KU Leuven), Christa Maes(KU Leuven), Dirk Vanderschueren(KU Leuven), Sylvain Provot(Inserm), Roger Valle-Tenney(KU Leuven), Karen De Samblancx(KU Leuven), Naomi Dirckx(Washington University in St. Louis), Vanessa Dubois(Ghent University)
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