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Degtyar, E., Harrington, M. J., Politi, Y. & Fratzl, P. The mechanical role of metal ions in biogenic protein-based materials.

The mechanical role of the stem along with implant cement and stem bone contact conditions was observed to be crucial.

These results assist in elucidating the mechanical role of these polysaccharides in the complex plant cell wall structure.

In addition, the mechanical role of bone and its response to situations of loading, disuse and overuse are discussed.

Recent enhancements in both instrumentation and data analyses protocols have demonstrated the tremendous potential of nanoindentation as a high-throughput technique for robust and quantitative assessment of the mechanical role of these mesoscale interfaces.

However, little is known about the mechanical role of collagen fibrils in the pericellular matrix, and how fibrils might help modulate strains acting on chondrocytes when cartilage is loaded.

In parallel with the development of methods to study the functions of lipids directly in the cell membrane, advances in biophysical techniques to study cell mechanics with enhanced resolution will be needed to conclusively understand the mechanical roles of different cellular and membrane compartments during division.

A detailed dissection allows appreciation of the spatial relationships of various muscles to the knee joint and yields much information about the mechanical roles of ligaments, cartilages and muscles.

Mechanical roles of the interface parameters are discussed with reference to those of the presented interface constitutive model.

In this review we will focus on the mechanical roles of these proteins and their complexes in transmitting force or stress from cell to cell or from cell to the extracellular matrix.

This optimal realization (a) corresponds to independent empirical observations of operation and performance of the soleus and gastrocnemius muscles, (b) gives rise to an efficient load-sharing amongst ankle muscle-tendon units and (c) causes soleus and gastrocnemius muscle fibers to take on distinct mechanical roles of force generation and power production at the end of stance phase in walking.