Bone
A gene supports bone gains from blocking oxidized fats in mice
In 6-month-old genetically modified mice, deleting a bone-signaling gene prevented gains in bone density and spongy bone in males and reduced them in females.In 6-month-old genetically modified mice, deleting a bone-signaling gene prevented gains in bone density and spongy bone in males and reduced them in females.
Mouse studyBones and joints
Who was studiedMale and female mice, against antibody-producing mice retaining Wnt10b
What changedDeleting Wnt10b prevented bone density and spongy bone gains in antibody-producing male mice and reduced them in females
The catchBone density and spongy bone were measured, not bone strength