The use of XFEM to assess the influence of intra-cortical porosity on crack propagation.

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The use of XFEM to assess the influence of intra-cortical porosity on crack propagation.

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Sandra J Shefelbine

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A methodology for the investigation of toughness and crack propagation in mouse bone.

How tough is brittle bone? Investigating osteogenesis imperfecta in mouse bone.

An investigation of the mineral in ductile and brittle cortical mouse bone.

Ultra-structural defects cause low bone matrix stiffness despite high mineralization in osteogenesis imperfecta mice.

Living with cracks: damage and repair in human bone.

Reference point indentation is not indicative of whole mouse bone measures of stress intensity fracture toughness.

Deformable image registration and 3D strain mapping for the quantitative assessment of cortical bone microdamage.

Altered lacunar and vascular porosity in osteogenesis imperfecta mouse bone as revealed by synchrotron tomography contributes to bone fragility.

Intrafibrillar plasticity through mineral/collagen sliding is the dominant mechanism for the extreme toughness of antler bone.

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385-392

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10.1080/10255842.2016.1235158

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Alessandra Carriero

Naiara Rodriguez-Florez

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2016-09-22T00:00:00Z

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