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However, a full overview of the existing knowledge regarding muscle mechanical function in persons with MS (PwMS) is still pending.
The determination of principal fiber directions in structurally heterogeneous biological tissue substantially contributes to an understanding of its mechanical function in vivo.
Understanding the interplay of composition, organization and mechanical function in load-bearing tissues is a prerequisite in the successful engineering of tissues to replace diseased ones.
However, the present study did not find any localized loss of mechanical function in BMS patients, indicating that the small-fiber neuropathy may only, or predominately, involve the small C and A-δ nerve fibers in BMS patients.
When measuring the loss of mechanical function in scaffolds with a radial tear, compared to intact scaffolds, the decrease in apparent linear modulus was reduced in scaffolds containing non-aligned layers compared to purely aligned scaffolds.
It is finally concluded that orientation distribution of BAp crystallites offers an effective means of evaluating the degree of microstructural regeneration, and also the related mechanical function, in regenerated hard tissues.
The directionalities of optical and mechanical functions in laminates are strongly related with the preferential collagen alignments in the laminates.
RNA interference (RNAi) strategy can be used to knock down its expression to allow better biological and mechanical functions in artificial tissues.
Classic biomaterials (e.g. long-lasting metals, ceramics, and polymer composites) have been successfully applied in clinic to compensate for loss of mechanical functions in injured tissues such as teeth, hips, knees, heart valves, and intervertebral discs.
As new models are developed to understand cell-mechanical function in connective tissues the collagen material has become progressively more important, now being engineered to mimic more complex aspects of native extracellular matrix structure.
Our data showed that the partial deficiency of the Hif1a gene accelerated the progression of pathological changes induced by the diabetic environment in the heart, including significant changes in cardiac mechanical function and in cardiac gene expression.
