The effect of loading rate on the development of early damage in articular cartilage.

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Collagen Damage Location in Articular Cartilage Differs if Damage is Caused by Excessive Loading Magnitude or Rate.A novel mechanobiological model can predict how physiologically relevant dynamic loading causes proteoglycan loss in mechanically injured articular cartilage

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The effect of loading rate on the development of early damage in articular cartilage.

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