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• W2486208369 abstract "Publisher Summary Peak bone mass is achieved for most parts of the skeleton by the end of the second decade of life. In males, some bone consolidation, particularly in the peripheral cortical bone compartment, could take place during the third decade. Puberty is the period during which the sex difference in bone mass observed in adult subjects becomes fully expressed. The important gender difference in bone mass that develops during pubertal maturation appears to result from a greater increase in bone size, a characteristic associated with a larger increment in the cortical shell in males as compared to females. There is no sex difference in the volumetric trabecular density at the end of the period of maturation, i.e. in young healthy adults in their third decade. During puberty, a small increase in cancellous bone volumetric density is ascribed to a thickening of the trabeculae. Thus, puberty appears to be the critical period during which gender differences in bone mass become expressed. The significantly greater mean areal bone mineral density (BMD) values observed in young healthy adult males as compared to females in the lumbar spine and at the level of the midfemoral or midradial diaphysis appear to be essentially due to a more prolonged period of pubertal maturation rather than a greater maximal rate of bone accretion." @default.
• W2486208369 created "2016-08-23" @default.
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• W2486208369 date "2010-01-01" @default.
• W2486208369 modified "2023-10-10" @default.
• W2486208369 title "Role of Dietary Protein in Bone Growth and Bone Loss" @default.
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