Osteocalcin
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«Osteocalcin, also known as bone gamma-carboxyglutamic acid-containing protein (BGLAP), is a noncollagenous proteinhormone found in bone and dentin. Because it has gla domains, its synthesis is vitamin K dependent. In humans, the osteocalcin is encoded by the BGLAPgene.[5][6] Its receptor is GPRC6A.[7]» (wikipedia)
Summary on Osteocalcin
It is
a
hormone.
Here is an overview of its
11 biolinks
with
low
average validity.
Bolder font means better proofs.
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↑ Increases:
Testosterone, Training response
↑ May increase:
Adiponectin, IL-6, Insulin
↑ May improve:
Cognition
→ Increased by:
Schisandra Chinensis, Vitamin K
→ May be increased by:
Insulin
↘ Decreased by:
Anticoagulant
↘ May be decreased by:
Gilbert's Syndrome
Pathways of Osteocalcin
Textual paths of Biolinks with
Validity Score > 3.0
This tool shows paths like:
A B C Osteocalcin
Evidence Sources
Biolinks for Osteocalcin are extracted by users from 14 related publications.
Users read a research at the PubMed. They understand a relation between two objects.
To organise this new finding, they add it as a new piece of information — a Biolink — a proven logical relation between objects, drugs or symptoms etc.
Any user can propose new knowledge which will be reviewed.
Proofs for biolinks of current node (Osteocalcin) are listed here. Abstracts are hidden.
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2016RCT
- Organism: Females — Postmenopausal
- Notable Magnitude of Effect.
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2016Rodents
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1999
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A
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B
→
C
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Osteocalcin. can be generated from biolinks.
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Osteocalcin has 5 incoming and 6 outgoing biolinks:
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