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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Bone. 2008 Jan 5;42(4):681–694. doi: 10.1016/j.bone.2007.12.215

Table 4.

Relationship Between Bone Biomechanics and Bone Mineral Composition

Tmax Su U

Mineral Intercept Slope R2 Intercept Slope R2 Intercept Slope R2
F 57.3 −0.12b 0.42 79.5 −0.16b 0.30 21.0 −0.05b 0.37
P 80.7 −0.0004 0.06 35.7 0.000004 0 5.6 0.000008 0
Na −47.6 0.019b 0.49 −55.5 0.024b 0.32 −19.8 0.0069b 0.31
Mg 101.1 −0.016b 0.33 110.3 −0.015a 0.13 34.7 −0.0058a 0.21
Ca 92.0 −0.0026 0.073 72.1 −0.00014 0.0084 21.3 −0.00006 0.016
Ca/P Ratio 21.8 1.3 0 105.6 −33.4 0.018 34.8 −13.6 0.034
K 18.8 0.02 0.55 28.9 0.02 0.037 4.03 0.008 0.055
Zn 37.5 −0.05a 0.16 57.4 −0.09a 0.17 11.6 −0.02a 0.11
a

p<0.05

b

p<0.001 for significant interactions between mineral and biomechanical parameter independent of genotype, strain or age.