Oestrogen but not testosterone increases bone density in orchiectomized rats more when fed moderately magnesium-deficient fructose than moderately magnesium-deficient cornstarch.

Koh, E T

Oestrogen but not testosterone increases bone density in orchiectomized rats more when fed moderately magnesium-deficient fructose than moderately magnesium-deficient cornstarch. [electronic resource] - Magnesium research Dec 1994 - 223-32 p. digital

Publication Type: Journal Article; Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't

0953-1424


Animals
Body Weight--drug effects
Bone Density--drug effects
Bone Diseases, Metabolic--metabolism
Calcifediol--metabolism
Calcitriol--metabolism
Calcium--metabolism
Cyclic AMP--metabolism
Estradiol--analogs & derivatives
Fructose--administration & dosage
Magnesium--metabolism
Magnesium Deficiency--physiopathology
Male
Orchiectomy--adverse effects
Parathyroid Hormone--metabolism
Phosphorus--metabolism
Rats
Starch--administration & dosage
Testosterone--analogs & derivatives