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Redesigning Presence for Master Curriculatores and transmits energy created by muscular deformation. It also transfers large amounts of excess energy to muscles for dissipation as heat, and in some cases, the ECM itself dissipates energy locally. Beyond these functions, ECMs regulate their size and shape as a result of the changing externa

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Redesigning Presence for Master Curriculan elastic behavior, plastic behavior and fracture. Starting at the atomistic scale, we review development and application of a hierarchical multi-scale model that is capable of describing the dynamical behavior of a large number of tropocollagen molecules, reaching length scales of several micromete

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Lea Bregar,Jasna Dominko Baloh,Marko Divjaken. Collagen formation and degradation increases with acute loading of tendon and skeletal muscle, in vivo. This increased activity is associated with local and systemic release of growth factors (e.g., IGF-1, TGF-beta, IL-6) that is temporally coupled with a rise in procollagen expression. Chronic

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Marina Brunner,Ulf-Daniel Ehlersls, is well suited to absorbing and returning energy associated with the transmission of tensile forces across joints of the body. The high resilience of tendon means that it can serve as an effective biological spring. At the same time, the flexibility of tendons and ligaments allows them to accomm

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Yvoni Pavlou,Zacharias C. Zachariad its consideration in material models including phenomena such as growth and remodeling. Collagen is the ubiquitous load-bearing and reinforcing element in arterial walls and thus forms an important structural basis. The structural arrangement of collagen leads to the characteristic anisotropic beh

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Catherine Bruguière,Denise Orange Ravachol together produce a composite whose mechanical properties are unlike that of any of the constituents. The mechanical behavior of bone is not strange and will eventually be explained in terms of standard composite theory. However, that time is not yet, particularly because there is still considerable

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