Introduction   66
Osteoporosis in women
R.R. Recker

Perspective Article   222
An expanded overview of postmenopausal osteoporosis
R. Marcus

Perspective Article   195
How drugs decrease fracture risk: Lessons from trials
S.R. Cummings

Perspective Article   350
Bone material properties and mineral matrix contributions to fracture risk or age in women and men
D.B. Burr

Perspective Article   471
Architecture and trabecular bone – Toward an improved understanding of the biomechanical effects of age, sex and osteoporosis
T.M. Keaveny, O.C. Yeh

Perspective Article   241
Size, structure and gender: Lessons about fracture risk
R.B. Martin

Review Article   483
Osteopenic mice: Animal models of the aging skeleton
M. Priemel, A.F. Schilling, M. Haberland, P. Pogoda, J.M. Rueger, M. Amling

Introduction   73
Osteoporosis in men
E.S. Orwoll

Perspective Article   309
The determinants of fracture in men
J.A. Cauley

Perspective Article   838
Novel, non-steroidal, selective androgen receptor modulators (SARMs) with anabolic activity in bone and muscle and improved safety profile
J. Rosen, A. Negro-Vilar

Review Article   370
Genetics and bone Using the mouse to understand man
W.G. Beamer, L.R. Donahue, C.J. Rosen

Perspective Article   588
Genetic regulation of bone mineral density in mice
R.F. Klein

Original Article   230
Is skeletal mechanotransduction under genetic control?
C.H. Turner, W.G. Beamer

Introduction   277
Osteocytes: A proposed multifunctional bone cell
L.F. Bonewald

Perspective Article   732
The role of osteocytes in bone regulation: Mineral homeostasis versus mechanoreception
D.M. Cullinane

Perspective Article   565
PTH receptors and apoptosis in osteocytes
F.R. Bringhurst

Original Article   522
The role of calcium channels in osteocyte function
Y. Mikuni-Takagaki, K. Naruse, Y. Azuma, A. Miyauchi

Perspective Article   352
Mechanosensation and fluid transport in living bone
S.C. Cowin

Original Article   413
Microstructural strain near osteocyte lacuna in cortical bone in vitro
D.P. Nicolella, J. Lankford

Original Article   376
Skeletal adaptation to mechanical stimuli in the absence of formation or resorption of bone
C. Rubin, S. Judex, M. Hadjiargyrou

Perspective Article   827
Principles of developmental biology
G.C. Schoenwolf

Perspective Article   707
Regenerative biology and medicine
D.L. Stocum

Perspective Article   484
Wnt-signaling and skeletogenesis
C. Hartmann

Perspective Article   928
Mechanical effects on skeletal growth
I.A.F. Stokes

Introduction   136
Neurotransmitter functions in bone remodeling
T.M. Skerry

Perspective Article   435
Glutamatergic regulation of bone remodeling
C. Chenu

Original article   479
Osteoblastic glutamate receptor function regulates bone formation and resorption
A.F. Taylor

Review Article   834
The role of dopamine and serotonin in regulating bone mass and strength: Studies on dopamine and serotonin transporter null mice
M. Bliziotes, M. Gunness, A. Eshleman, K. Wiren

Perspective Article   159
Volumetric and projective bone mineral density
T. Fujita

Perspective Article   332
The bone behind a low areal bone mineral density: Peripheral quantitative computed tomographic analysis in a woman with osteogenesis imperfecta
F. Rauch, B. Tutlewski, E. Schönau

Review Article   589
Adult mesenchymal stem cells: Potential for muscle and tendon regeneration and use in gene therapy
M. Pittenger, P. Vanguri, D. Simonetti, R. Young

Original Article   224
The role of strain in the response of rapidly growing young male rat bones to parathyroid hormone
M.E. Gunness, R.L. Cain, J.M. Hock

Original Article   250
Nerve growth factor and norepinephrine concentrations in weight-bearing and non-weight-bearing bones of euthyroid and hyperthyroid rats
M. Yao, P.C. Dooley, J.A. Schuijers, B.L. Grills

Original Article   384
Alendronate as an effective countermeasure to disuse induced bone loss
A.D. LeBlanc, T.B. Driscol, L.C. Shackelford, H.J. Evans, N.J. Rianon, S.M. Smith, D.L. Feeback, D. Lai

Original Article   550
Early closure of growth plate causes poor growth of long bones in collagen-induced arthritis rats
K. Takahi, J. Hashimoto, K. Hayashida, K. Shi, H. Takano, H. Tsuboi, Y. Matsui, T. Nakase, T. Tomita, T. Ochi, H. Yoshikawa

Review Article   448
Isoflavones and bone: Animal and human evidence of efficacy
X. Chen, J.J.B. Anderson

Abstracts   107
Abstracts from the 3th International Workshop on Musculoskeletal and Neuronal Interactions
30 May - 2 June 2002, Corfu, Greece

Introduction   140
Introduction: Neurotransmitters in Bone
T. Skerry

Perspective Article   456
Glutamate transporters in bone
D.J. Mason, J.F. Huggett

Perspective Article   398
Functional osteoblastic ionotropic glutamate receptors are a prerequisite for bone formation
A.F. Taylor

Review Article   410
Glutamatergic regulation of bone resorption
C. Chenu

Perspective Article   231
Expression and function of P2 receptors in bone
J.A. Gallagher, K.A. Buckley

Perspective Article   257
Neuropeptidergic regulation of bone resorption and bone formation
U.H. Lerner

Original Article   458
Short-term rigid and flaccid paralyses diminish growth of embryonic chick limbs and abrogate joint cavity formation but differentially preserve pre-cavitated joints
A.C. Osborne, K.J. Lamb, J.C. Lewthwaite, G.P. Dowthwaite, A.A. Pitsillides

Original Article   759
Muscle power, locomotor performance and flexibility in aging mentally-retarded adults with and without Down’s syndrome
E. Carmeli, S. Barchad, R. Lenger, R. Coleman

Original Article   154
Bone mineral density in beta - thalassemic Lebanese children
A. Yazigi, G. Maalouf, A. Inati-Khoriati, H. Tamim, C. Saab

Original Article   482
Effects of nicotine on bone and calciotropic hormones in aged ovariectomized rats
U.T. Iwaniec, G.R. Haynatzki, Y.K. Fung, M.P. Akhter, M.C. Haven, D.M. Cullen

Original Article   516
The role of estrogen receptor-‚ in the early age-related bone gain and later age-related bone loss in female mice
H.Z. Ke, T.A. Brown, H.Qi, D.T. Crawford, H.A. Simmons, D.N. Petersen, M.R. Allen2, J.D. McNeish, D.D. Thompson

Recent Literature Review   219
What is new in neuro-musculoskeletal interactions?
F. Rauch, J. Rittweger

Introduction   73
Introduction: The 32^nd Sun Valley Hard Tissue Workshop
W.S.S. Jee

Perspective Article   608
Life history of osteocytes: relationship to bone age, bone remodeling, and bone fragility
A.M. Parfitt

Mini-Review Article   466
Animal models of osteoarthritis in an era of molecular biology
A.M. Bendele

Perspective Article   367
Altered subchondral osteoblast cellular metabolism in osteoarthritis: cytokines, eicosanoids, and growth factors
D. Lajeunesse

Perspective Article   582
Interactions between subchondral bone and cartilage in OA. Cells from osteoarthritic bone can alter cartilage metabolism
C. Westacott

Perspective Article   80
Summary – Osteoarthritis Session: Interaction of subchondral bone and cartilage in OA
Session Chair: M.B. Schaffler

Perspective Article   317
Perlecan: an important component of the cartilage pericellular matrix
R. Gomes, C. Kirn-Safran, M.C. Farach-Carson, D.D. Carson

Perspective Article   308
Molecular regulation of the chondrocyte phenotype
M.B. Goldring

Perspective Article   272
The vWFC domain of Type IIA procollagen amino-propeptide functions as an antagonist of bone morphogenetic proteins
L.J. Sandell, A. McAlinden, K.S. Sandell

Perspective Article   61
Summary — Osteoarthritis Session: New ideas in cartilage biology
Session Chair: A.M. Bendele

Perspective Article   301
Osteoporosis and fracture risk: bone matrix quality
D.B. Burr

Mini-Review Article   659
Determinants of skeletal fragility and bone quality
C.H. Turner

Mini-Review Article   697
Changes in bone collagen with age and disease
A.J. Bailey

Mini-Review Article   515
Variations in bone mineral properties with age and disease
A.L. Boskey

Perspective Article   186
Architectural changes independent of bone mineral in osteoporosis
H. Weinans

Perspective Article   593
Effects of bisphosphonates on matrix mineralization
G. Boivin, P.J. Meunier

Perspective Article   256
Summary— Osteoporosis and fracture risk: bone matrix quality session
Session Chair: D.B. Burr

Perspective Article   100
Introduction: Osteosarcoma Session
J.M. Hock

Perspective Article   217
Osteosarcoma: Clinical practice and the expanding role of biology
R. Gorlick

Perspective Article   167
Radionuclide-induced skeletal cancers
S.C. Miller

Mini-Review Article   838
Genetic and molecular aspects of osteosarcoma
M.F. Hansen

Mini-Review Article   507
The involvement of prostaglandins in tumorigenesis, tumorinduced osteolysis and bone cancer pain
M.C. Sabino, J.R. Ghilardi, K.J. Feia, J.L.M. Jongen, C.P. Keyser, N.M. Luger, D.B. Mach, C.M. Peters, S.D. Rogers, M.J. Schwei, C. De Felipe, P.W. Mantyh

Perspective Article   99
Summary — Osteosarcoma session
Session Chair: J.M. Hock

Mini-Review Article   150
Cancer cell metastases
C.M. Bagi

Perspective Article   613
Overview of metastasis and metastases
E.T. Keller

Mini-Review Article   605
Overview of metastasis and metastases
T.A. Guise

Perspective Article   144
Cancer of the prostate - Implication for bone metastases
C.M. Bagi

Perspective Article   165
Applications of high-throughput methods to cancer metastases
E.T. Keller, Z. Yao

Perspective Article   86
Summary — Cancer cell metastasis session
Session Chair: C.M. Bagi

Perspective Article   451
Osteoblast progenitor fate and age-related bone loss
R.L. Jilka

Perspective Article   462
Aging and protein expression
N.S. Fedarko

Perspective Article   71
Summary — Aging of osteoblast biology session
Session Chair: J.M. Hock

Poster   69
Poster abstracts from the 32nd Meeting of the International Sun Valley Hard Tissue Workshop
Program Chairmen: W.S.S. Jee and D.B. Burr

Volume Index   148
Volume 2, Years 2001-2002, Keyword Index