... and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (AR060361) of the U.S. National Institutes of Health. 21 07 2011 01 08 2011 02 08 2011 06 09 2011 06 09 2011 biochemistry biological tissues biomechanics cellular biophysics deformation finite element analysis osmosis porous...

... stresses osmosis parameter estimation physiology swelling 10 08 2010 23 11 2010 22 12 2010 07 02 2011 07 02 2011 2011 American Society of Mechanical Engineers ...

... 26 08 2010 26 08 2010 biological tissues biomechanics biomedical optical imaging cellular biophysics elastic moduli eye osmosis swelling modulus of elasticity lens capsule osmotic pressure membrane transport Donnan equilibrium Basement membranes are planar...

... haemodynamics membranes osmosis suspensions Traditionally, one-step and multistep methods are used to remove CPAs from cryopreserved cells ( 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ). Compared with the one-step method, the multistep method can alleviate osmosis damage of cells, but it is more complex to operate...

... 13 14 ). biological tissues cellular transport osmosis physiological models Intracellular concentration of membrane-impermeant solutes may change as part of the well-known mechanism for regulating cell volume ( 33 ); this mechanism is primarily driven by alterations in c...

... J. Biomech. Eng., 129(2), pp. 240–249 ). 13 05 2008 09 01 2009 21 04 2009 biodiffusion biological tissues biomechanics compressive strength osmosis physiological models Poisson ratio porous materials proteins tensile strength viscoelasticity It is well...

... of the tissue. This stiffening is due to both the direct effect of osmosis on the stifness ( 6 ) and due to the convex nonlinear stress-strain relationship of the tissue solid. Failure to account for the RS will produce biased predictions of the organ internal stress and of the load imposed on the organ cells...

... propensity of articular cartilage to three different mechanisms: Donnan osmosis, excluded volume effect, and chemical expansion stress. The aim of this study is to evaluate the thermodynamic plausibility of the triphasic theory. The free energy of a sample of articular cartilage subjected to a closed cycle...

...Thibault Lemaire; Salah Naïli; Agnès Rémond Fluid flow within cortical bone tissue is modeled through an upscaling approach of a local description of the fluid movement. At the pore scale, the coupled phenomena (Poiseuille effect, osmosis, and electro-osmosis) governing the interstitial fluid...

... , “ Molecular Mechanisms of Osmosis ,” Am. J. Physiol. 0002-9513 , 256 , pp. R801 – 808 . Huyghe , J. M. , “ Analytical Solution of a Pressure...

... account for the possibility of partial volume recovery in response to loading with a permeating osmolyte, as observed in some experiments ( 9 ). biomimetics gels osmosis biomembrane transport permeability 2007 American Society of Mechanical Engineers ...

... modeling is practical for quantifying the layered mechanical properties of articular cartilage nondestructively and has the potential for providing useful information for the detection of the early signs of osteoarthritis. biomechanics elasticity osmosis biodiffusion bone orthopaedics elastic...

... of the cell, their membrane permeability ( L p ) and the starting thickness of the solution. 09 12 2004 06 02 2006 biodiffusion biomembrane transport condensation glass transition osmosis physiological models finite difference methods thin films Desiccation is drawing...

... by the Bioengineering Division for publication in the JOURNAL OF BIOMECHANICAL ENGINEERING . Manuscript received by the Bioengineering Division August 4, 2003; revision received November 23, 2003. Associate Editor: C. Dong. 04 August 2003 23 November 2003 27 09 2004 osmosis optical...

... of Hydraulic Conductivity (Osmotic Permeability to Water) of Internodal Characean Cells by Means of Transcellular Osmosis ,” Biochim. Biophys. Acta , 79 , pp. 102 – 111 . Hertel , A. , and Steudle , E. , 1997 , “ The Function of Water Channels in Chara: The Temperature Dependence of Water...

... engineering biomechanics porosity macromolecules Poisson ratio Young's modulus indentation osmosis permeability electromechanical effects proteins biochemistry molecular biophysics The unconfined compression experimental test shown in Fig. 1 has been frequently used to investigate...

... OF BIOMECHANICAL ENGINEERING . Manuscript received by the Bioengineering Division October 6, 1999; revised manuscript received August 10, 2000. Associate Technical Editor: L. A. Taber. 06 October 1999 10 August 2000 biological fluid dynamics osmosis swelling biocontrol physiological models...

... that the cartilage collagen network, prestressed by proteoglycan swelling pressure, plays an important role in supporting compression. [S0148-0731(00)00704-4] proteins biomechanics swelling elastic moduli compressibility biological tissues osmosis This study was supported by National Aeronautical...

... 2000 prosthetics swelling cardiology osmosis biomedical materials blood While pyrolytic carbon seems to be the material of choice for the majority of currently available mechanical valve prostheses, several valve types, such as the Bjork–Shiley Monostrut and Medtronic Hall tilting...