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Mapping the Mitochondria–Osteoporosis Research Landscape

Explore a decade of research linking mitochondrial dysfunction to osteoporosis, highlighting key mechanisms, emerging targets, and global publication trends

By Kathryn Wighton 07/23/2025 News 1 min read

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  1. Oxidative stress has been linked to mitochondrial dysfunction in osteoporosis.

  2. Analysis is based on 780 publications from 2014-

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  • Increased research output has been observed since 2016, primarily from China and the US.

  • Key topics include oxidative stress, apoptosis, mitophagy.

  • Ferroptosis and SIRT proteins are emerging areas of focus.

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    Kathryn Wighton

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