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A Pointillart

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Calcified Tissue International|June 1, 1994
Influence of exogenous porcine growth hormone on vitamin D metabolism and calcium and phosphorus absorption in intact pigsI Denis, M Thomasset, A Pointillart
Magnesium|January 1, 1985
[Comparative effects of magnesium deficiency and overload on calcium and phosphorus metabolism in the growing pig]A Pointillart, N Fontaine, M Thomasset
Reproduction, Nutrition, Developpement|January 1, 1985
[Absence of effect of vitamin D on intestinal phytase and alkaline phosphatase: relation with phytic phosphorus in the pig]N Fontaine, A Fourdin, A Pointillart
Journal of Animal Science|April 1, 1991
Effect of human growth hormone-releasing factor on bone and mineral metabolism in growing pigsA Pointillart, M Bonneau, G Kann
Bone|July 1, 1994
Effects of exogenous growth hormone on bone mineralization and remodeling and on plasma calcitriol in intact pigsI Denis, E Zerath, A Pointillart
Growth Regulation|September 1, 1994
Effects of growth hormone and insulin-like growth factor-I on the proliferation and differentiation of cultured pig bone cells and rat calvaria cellsI Denis, A Pointillart, M Lieberherr
Bone and Mineral|May 1, 1994
Cell stage-dependent effects of ascorbic acid on cultured porcine bone cellsI Denis, A Pointillart, M Lieberherr
General Pharmacology|March 21, 1998
TGF-beta and calcitriolC Heberden, I Denis, A Pointillart, et al.
Magnesium Research|March 1, 1994
Influence of exogenous porcine growth hormone on magnesium metabolism in intact pigs receiving normal magnesium intakesA Pointillart, I Denis, C Colin, et al.
The Journal of Nutrition|August 1, 1997
Vitamin C supplementation does not modify bone mineral content or mineral absorption in growing pigsA Pointillart, I Denis, C Colin, et al.
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Calcified Tissue International|June 1, 1994
Influence of exogenous porcine growth hormone on vitamin D metabolism and calcium and phosphorus absorption in intact pigsI Denis, M Thomasset, A Pointillart
Magnesium|January 1, 1985
[Comparative effects of magnesium deficiency and overload on calcium and phosphorus metabolism in the growing pig]A Pointillart, N Fontaine, M Thomasset
Reproduction, Nutrition, Developpement|January 1, 1985
[Absence of effect of vitamin D on intestinal phytase and alkaline phosphatase: relation with phytic phosphorus in the pig]N Fontaine, A Fourdin, A Pointillart
Journal of Animal Science|April 1, 1991
Effect of human growth hormone-releasing factor on bone and mineral metabolism in growing pigsA Pointillart, M Bonneau, G Kann
Bone|July 1, 1994
Effects of exogenous growth hormone on bone mineralization and remodeling and on plasma calcitriol in intact pigsI Denis, E Zerath, A Pointillart
Growth Regulation|September 1, 1994
Effects of growth hormone and insulin-like growth factor-I on the proliferation and differentiation of cultured pig bone cells and rat calvaria cellsI Denis, A Pointillart, M Lieberherr
Bone and Mineral|May 1, 1994
Cell stage-dependent effects of ascorbic acid on cultured porcine bone cellsI Denis, A Pointillart, M Lieberherr
General Pharmacology|March 21, 1998
TGF-beta and calcitriolC Heberden, I Denis, A Pointillart, et al.
Magnesium Research|March 1, 1994
Influence of exogenous porcine growth hormone on magnesium metabolism in intact pigs receiving normal magnesium intakesA Pointillart, I Denis, C Colin, et al.
The Journal of Nutrition|August 1, 1997
Vitamin C supplementation does not modify bone mineral content or mineral absorption in growing pigsA Pointillart, I Denis, C Colin, et al.
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