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OPG
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OPGOntario Power Generation (Canada)
OPGOsteoprotegerin
OPGOnline Policy Group
OPGOldroyd Publishing Group (UK)
OPGOrthopantomography
OPGOld Portuguese
OPGOffice of Projects and Grants (Collumbia University)
OPGOrganizational Process Group
OPGOperations Planners Group
OPGOperational Performance Goals
OPGOperation Planning Group


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Osteoprotegerin serum levels in men: correlation with age, estrogen and testosterone status.
Is bone mineral composition disrupted by organochlorines in East ... by Muir, Derek C.G. / Environmental Health Perspectives
Several of the mice will be injected with a protein called osteoprotegerin 24 hours before the flight to determine whether the substance prevents bone loss in a weightless environment.
AMGEN'S HIGH HOPES SPACE SHUTTLE'S PAYLOAD TO INCLUDE EXPERIMENT ON ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Research showed that anticholesterol drugs called statins stimulate bone growth and that a protein known as osteoprotegerin prevents bone from breaking down (157: 41*).
SCIENCE NEWS of the Year by Miller, Julie Ann / Science News
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