NASA NTRS · 19920000571
Gravity, Calcium, And Bone: Update, 1989
Abstract
Report reviews short-term flight and ground-based experiments on effects of 1 g and 0 g on skeletal adaptation, calcium metabolism, and growth processes. Results indicate two principal components of calcium metabolism-calcium endocrine system and bone - respond within days to changes in orientation of body in gravitation and to weightlessness. Effects of spaceflight or bed rest on biomechanics of bones more severe than on total body bone mass.
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Arnaud, Sara B., Morey-Holton, Emily. 1992-09-01. Gravity, Calcium, And Bone: Update, 1989. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920000571
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