While the findings are early, scientists are hopeful that bone loss disease could find a new treatment after their lab work succeeds in increasing the formation of bone.
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Osteoporosis is not the only potential target - scientists say aging, obesity and diabetes could be, too.

The researchers are from the Florida campus of The Scripps Research Institute, and they publish their work in the journal Nature Communications.

The study investigated a protein known as PPARG and examined its effect on bone marrowstem cells (mesenchymal stem cells).

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