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• W2079676211 abstract "In this study we evaluated whether the fluoride-induced increased bone formation in osteoporosis is mediated by stimulation of bone cell proliferation and/or differentiation. We analyzed the kinetics of DNA synthesis and the phenotypic features of osteoblastic cells isolated from the trabecular bone surface in relationship to histomorphometric indices of bone formation evaluated on the same bone biopsy in 12 osteoporotic patients treated with fluoride. Osteoblastic cells isolated from patients with a higher than normal bone formation rate, increased mean wall thickness of trabecular bone packets, and high trabecular bone volume after fluoride therapy displayed a higher than normal rate of DNA synthesis in vitro. The peak of [3H]thymidine incorporation into DNA, the maximal DNA synthesis, and the area under the growth curve of osteoblastic cells isolated from these patients were higher than the values in normal bone cells obtained from age-matched controls. By contrast, in vitro parameters of osteoblastic cell proliferation were not different from normal in fluoride-treated osteoporosis patients in whom bone formation was not increased, although the duration of treatment and bone fluoride content were not different. Parameters of bone cell proliferation in vitro were increased in correlation with the mean wall thickness, and the latter correlated with the trabecular bone volume, indicating that the augmentation of bone formation and bone volume induced by fluoride was paralleled by an increased proliferation of osteoblastic cells. Basal osteocalcin production (corrected for cell protein) and alkaline phosphatase activity in vitro were comparable, and the response to 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D3 (10 nmol/liter, 48 h) was not different in normal osteoblastic cells and in cells from fluoride-treated osteoporosis patients whether they had high or normal bone formation. The results show that the fluoride-induced increased bone formation in osteoporotic patients is associated with an increased in vitro proliferative capacity of osteoblastic cells lining the trabecular bone surface, whereas parameters of osteoblast differentiation are not affected. The data also suggest that induction of a higher than normal bone cell proliferation is prerequisite for the stimulation of bone formation by fluoride." @default.
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• W2079676211 title "Stimulation of bone formation in osteoporosis patients treated with fluoride associated with increased dna synthesis by osteoblastic cells in vitro" @default.
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