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Proposed Balance Between TNF Superfamily Members in Relation to Bone Formation or Destruction

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Proposed Balance Between TNF Superfamily Members in Relation to Bone Formation or Destruction

High levels of OPG lead to increased bone formation. Low levels of OPG lead to increased bone resorption. Higher levels of TRAIL (during inflammation) lead to bone resorption.

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