10 bone samples were collected from skeletons exhumed from the UK (Norwich) and Europe Denmark and Croatiaa) (Table 1).
Bone samples were examined from the suspected leprosy case and from a second contemporary burial thought to be free of disease.
The bone samples were taken from two individuals found at the Vindija cave site near the Croatian capital of Zagreb.
The bone samples were taken from patients with hip osteoarthritis.
The bone samples were harvested from human femoral heads during orthopaedical procedures of hip joint implantation.
Bone samples were collected from 32 pigs (8/treatment) at the end of the weaner performance study (33 kg body weight).
Bone samples were collected from 48 pigs (eight pigs per treatment) at the end of the weaner performance study (30 kg BW).
Bone samples were obtained from the human proximal tibia, canine distal femur, rat tail, and pig spine and scanned in a micro-CT scanner.
Bone samples were taken from the intertrochanteric region of the proximal femur of female patients undergoing hip arthroplasty surgery for a subcapital fragility fracture of the femoral neck (#NOF) or from age-matched female control individuals at routine autopsy.
Bone samples were obtained from the intertrochanteric (IT) region of the proximal femur, a skeletal site distal to the active site of disease, from individuals with hip OA at joint replacement surgery and from autopsy controls.
