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Mechano-adaptation of bone: Are all strains equal?

2016-03-09

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Bone research has been re-directed in the 1990s by three revolutions: firstly the recognition that bones respond to changes in their mechanical environment in a dose-dependent way; secondly by the idea that these changes in bone size can be understood as self-adaptation to variant forces by a servo-control mechanism (mechanostat theory); and thirdly by the proposition that muscles ‘enslave’ bone’s mechan-adaptatio...

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Literature Corpus work: d602fede-875d-5d89-93ae-089d4f717b2e
DOI: 10.7287/peerj.preprints.1847v1

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