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Knee Joint Response to Mechanical Loading: Bounding Mechanotransduction with Rehabilitation

2024-09-29

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The knee joint, a crucial element in human locomotion, is subjected to various mechanical loads during daily activities and athletic pursuits. It functions as a complex, weight-bearing structure, facilitating movement and absorbing the stresses and strains imposed by physical activities. This review delves into the knee joint's response to mechanical loading, with a particular emphasis on mechanotransduction—...

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Literature Corpus work: c948bf65-36c8-5f01-a300-8ecdccd68655
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202409.0995.v2

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