Titlebook: Biomechanics; Functional Adaption Kozaburo Hayashi,Akira Kamiya,Keiro Ono Book 1996 Springer Japan 1996 adaptation.biomechanics.biomedical

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Book 1996arch in biomechanics is whether this doctrine also holds true for the cardiovascular system and connective tissues. Taking a multidisciplinary approach to this question has produced new insights into the sensors, signals, and activators that produce remodeling and functional adaptation in cardiac mu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-74015-2al cells is defined as a tangential force produced by blood viscosity and a velocity gradient. There are many reports that endothelial cells respond to shear stress and change their morphology and functions. Blood flow characteristics have received special attention because atherogenesis is found ar

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D. Martz,F. Meerwein,H. Becker,H. Schmidts in maintaining the vascular wall morphology and function, showing both self-adaptive actions and local interactive responses with other cells such as vascular smooth muscle cells and blood corpscules. Recent evidence suggests that these functions are almost all affected by fluid shear stress on th