Appelman et al., 2011 - Google Patents
A finite element model of cell-matrix interactions to study the differential effect of scaffold composition on chondrogenic response to mechanical stimulationAppelman et al., 2011
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- Appelman T
- Mizrahi J
- Seliktar D
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Mechanically induced cell deformations have been shown to influence chondrocyte response in 3D culture. However, the relationship between the mechanical stimulation and cell response is not yet fully understood. In this study a finite element model was developed …
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