EL HUESO COMO FUENTE DE HORMONAS.

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Title: EL HUESO COMO FUENTE DE HORMONAS.
Alternate Title: THE BONE AS A SOURCE OF HORMONES.
Authors: SÁNCHEZ, ARIEL1 asanchez@circulomedicorosario.org
Source: Revista Médica de Rosario. ene-abr2022, Vol. 88 Issue 1, p16-19. 4p.
Abstract (English): Classically, the bone has been visualized as a support element, a lever for muscles and locomotion. However, in recent years the complex role of bone as a true endocrine organ, a source of multiple hormones and cytokines, and an important player in the energy balance of the body, has been unraveled, with the understanding of complex axes: fatty tissue, leptin, CNS, bone turnover and bone mass. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish): Clásicamente se ha visualizado al hueso como un elemento de sostén, un punto de apoyo para los músculos y la locomoción. Sin embargo en los últimos años se ha desentrañado el complejo papel del hueso como verdadero órgano endocrino, fuente de múltiples hormonas y citoquinas, y actor importante en el equilibrio energético del organismo, con ejes complejos: tejido graso, leptina, SNC, recambio óseo y masa ósea. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:Classically, the bone has been visualized as a support element, a lever for muscles and locomotion. However, in recent years the complex role of bone as a true endocrine organ, a source of multiple hormones and cytokines, and an important player in the energy balance of the body, has been unraveled, with the understanding of complex axes: fatty tissue, leptin, CNS, bone turnover and bone mass. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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