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[Action of vitamin D on mineralization].
Clinical Calcium 2004 June
The effects of 1,25 (OH) (2)D on bone mineralization appear to be indirect by stimulating the calcium and phosphate supply, mainly by absorption from intestine. The disturbance in vitamin D action results in rickets in infancy and osteomalacia in adults. An association has been recently reported between mild vitamin D insufficiency and decreased bone mineral density in the elderly, which enhances the importance of appropriate vitamin D intake.
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