Meanings of skeletal growth in English

Specific risk for pre- and near-postpubescent adolescents: skeletal growth spurts may cause irreparable bone pulverization.

Studies in animal models and in humans have established critical roles for IGFs in skeletal growth and development.

The speed of the progressive deformity leaves significant remaining skeletal growth to assess growth modulating therapies for correction.

The final skeletal growth center to fuse is a little cap at the throat end of the collarbone.

Therefore, strategies of primary prevention of osteoporosis and associated fractures consist in increasing bone mass acquisition during skeletal growth.

Decreased muscle force can have secondary effects on skeletal growth and development such as facial and dental morphology changes.

Conclusions: In conclusion, GS isoflavone might impart protective effects against oxidative stress-induced bone loss and thus, could maintain skeletal growth.

Our results indicate that leptin acts as a skeletal growth factor with a direct peripheral effect on skeletal growth centers.

When comparing the 2 protocols, observed gender differences could reflect the differences in skeletal growth at the peripubertal period between genders.

Genetic mapping identified two significant loci, both distinct from those observed for BMD at maturity-implyingthat different genes regulate skeletal growth vs. remodeling.

Body weight and skeletal growth, assessed by measurements of tibial length, were decreased in untreated diabetic rats and were normalized by insulin treatment.

Chromatin modifying enzymes play essential roles in skeletal development and bone maintenance, and deregulation of epigenetic mechanisms can lead to skeletal growth and malformation disorders.

Loss of PTH alone does not affect morphology or gene expression in the skeletal growth plates, but skeletal mineralization and blood calcium are significantly reduced.

We estimate that 26% of adult calcium is laid down during the 2 adolescent years of peak skeletal growth.