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... Fiber Temperature Sensor ,” Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst. , 538 , pp. 333 – 340 . 10.1080/15421406.2011.564508 15 06 2011 17 11 2011 21 12 2011 21 12 2011 adsorption biomembranes biothermics cellular transport fluorescence lung molecular biophysics nanobiotechnology...

..., increase in ground substance, and dispersion of collagen in the banded tissue samples. This indicates other structural changes could have led to the mechanical differences in banded and normal tissue. biomechanics blood vessels Doppler measurement echocardiography molecular biophysics physiological...

... 2011 07 11 2011 07 11 2011 biological tissues macromolecules molecular biophysics proteins It was theorized by McCutchen [( 1 )] that load support and dissipation in cartilage is dominated by the movement of fluid through the matrix (poroelastic effect) rather than...

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... consistent measurement of the unloaded dimensions and that there are no significant changes in the mechanical behavior of mouse carotid artery with storage up to 28 days. biomechanics blood vessels cardiovascular system cellular biophysics diseases mechanical testing molecular biophysics proteins...

... blood vessels molecular biophysics physiological models proteins tissue engineering The goal of small diameter vessel tissue engineering (SVTE) is to create functional living tissue equivalents with mechanical properties that ideally resemble those of native arteries. Commonly, the SVTE...

..., in addition to the viscoelasticity of its components, contribute to how the mechanical properties of the tissue change during its preconditioning. 28 02 2011 09 05 2011 11 05 2011 06 07 2011 06 07 2011 biological tissues biomechanics elasticity molecular biophysics...

... remodel with PAH, we seek to develop a constitutive model that captures the known changes in both pulmonary arterial elastin and collagen independently. biomechanics blood vessels molecular biophysics proteins 26 07 2009 23 08 2010 04 10 2010 08 04 2011 08 04 2011...

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... tissues biomechanics cellular biophysics deformation dissolving molecular biophysics physiological models proteins In the mathematical framework of continuum growth theories, two fundamental modes of growth are recognized: volumetric or interstitial growth and surface or appositional growth...

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... of the commercially available pedicle screws could be largely improved, according to the parameters specified in the knee region of the Pareto front. 19 01 2010 26 05 2010 27 05 2010 17 08 2010 17 08 2010 biomechanics diseases genetics medical computing molecular biophysics...

... elastic constants elastic moduli finite element analysis molecular biophysics Elastography, which is the imaging of soft tissues based on elastic modulus (or, more generally, mechanical properties), has been actively studied in recent years (as reviewed in Ref. 1 ). Since cancerous tissue...

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