Hypophosphatasia and How Alkaline Phosphatase Promotes Mineralization

softbones October 28, 2020

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Tags: Calcification, chondrocalcinosis, enzymopathy, Hydroxyapatite, hypercalcemia, hyperphosphatemia, Inborn error of metabolism, inorganic pyrophosphate, matrix vesicle, mineralization, Osteomalacia, phosphoethanolamine, pyridoxal phosphate, rickets vitamin B6

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