New research from the International Space Station shows that when astronauts lose bone mineral density during spaceflight, it's down to these lil guys

Using fish reared in the ISS, 250 miles above the Earth, scientists from the Tokyo Institute of Technology show that astronauts lose bone mineral density due to the inappropriate activation of cells called osteoclasts, which break down bone tissue.
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