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Quick Scroll Q: Othopaedics: Osteoclast has specific receptor for 06.25.05 (3 years ago) #1

osteoclast has specific receptor for
1)pth
2)calcitonin
3)thyroxin
4)vitd3?
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Quick Scroll 06.26.05 (3 years ago) #4

any ref?
bcaz ans given is 1) and no explanation has been provided.....
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Quick Scroll 06.26.05 (3 years ago) #5

its somewhere in ashish amit.

if i find the exact paper i wd let u know .

it quoted-
surprisingly receptors for PTH -which is a resorptive hormone-are not found on osteoclast .
but specifically calcitonin receptors are seen-which initially delay the resorptive process -but on chronic exposure their effect decreases.
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