| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5891544 | Bone | 2011 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
⺠Alterations in collagen cross-links have previously been reported in humans sustaining fracture. ⺠An animal model of lathyrism was employed. ⺠An array of analytical techniques was used to determine structural and material properties of bone. ⺠Even anatomically localized changes in collagen cross-links affect bone strength, independent of mineral characteristics.
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Authors
E.P. Paschalis, D.N. Tatakis, S. Robins, P. Fratzl, I. Manjubala, R. Zoehrer, S. Gamsjaeger, B. Buchinger, A. Roschger, R. Phipps, A.L. Boskey, E. Dall'Ara, P. Varga, P. Zysset, K. Klaushofer, P. Roschger,