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... in the hyaluronic acid network, which increases the flow resistance of the network and thereby delays contact of the surfaces. 30 10 2009 15 02 2010 15 03 2010 14 05 2010 14 05 2010 biological fluid dynamics biorheology lipid bilayers molecular biophysics proteins...

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... 03 09 2009 09 12 2009 09 12 2009 biological fluid dynamics biological tissues biorheology bone Poisson ratio periodontal ligament fluid flow compressibility pore pressure Teeth are held in their sockets by a specialized tissue termed periodontal ligament (PDL...

.... , 1991 , “ Residual Strains in Porcine and Canine Trachea ,” J. Biomech. 0021-9290 10.1016/0021-9290(91)90349-R , 24 , pp. 307 – 315 . Lanir , Y. , 1987 , “ Biorheology and Fluid Flux in Swelling Tissues. I. Bicomponent Theory for Small Deformations, Including Concentration Effects...

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... one could infer significant fluid elastic effects. Apparently, it remains a controversy as to whether or not these viscoelastic effects are significant, but it would certainly seem worthy of study. hip prosthesis lubrication non-Newtonian biorheology lubrication non-Newtonian fluids...

... biorheology deformation fluorescence optical microscopy proteins Injury to axons in the white matter of central nervous system (CNS) tissue is the largest contributor to physiological and functional deficits following brain and spinal cord trauma ( 1 2 ). Myelinated axons, myelinating glia...

... modulus radiation pressure finite element analysis biorheology biological techniques cell stiffness finite element method cell thickness mechanical properties hyperelastic model It is now widely recognized that cell mechanical properties and the associated level of tensional forces...

... biological tissues elasticity deformation biorheology elastic moduli flow through porous media permeability tensors finite element analysis Hydrated soft tissues have been successfully modeled using porous media theories, which account for deformation of the solid matrix and flow...

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... (Biorheology, 24 , pp. 173–187, 1987) hypothesized that electrolyte flux in articular cartilage can be neglected in mechanical studies. Lanir’s hypothesis implies that the swelling behavior of cartilage is only determined by deformation of the solid and by fluid flow. Hence, the response could be described...

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