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Researchers found that a plant compound called 8-prenylnaringenin specifically works on bone tissue, confirmed by using special genetically modified mice that light up when the compound is active in bones.
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The study tested the same compound (8-prenylnaringenin) in the same type of mice (ERE-Luc reporter mice) and confirmed that it has bone-specific effects without affecting other tissues like the uterus, exactly matching what the claim says.
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