A new hypothesis for how sex steroid hormones regulate bone mass

  • Lorenzo J
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Abstract

It has been proposed - but remains controversial - that estrogen's effects on various tissues may be mediated by different cell signaling pathways. Researchers have identified a synthetic ligand that activates only a subset of these pathways, suggesting that bypass of the traditional estrogen pathway can prevent bone loss without associated side effects on reproductive organs.

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Lorenzo, J. (2003). A new hypothesis for how sex steroid hormones regulate bone mass. Journal of Clinical Investigation, 111(11), 1641–1643. https://doi.org/10.1172/jci18812

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