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FUNCTIONAL SIGNIFICANCE OF BONE ARCHITECTURE: THE REGULATION OF MORPHOLOGY BY ELECTRIC FIELDS.
Clinton T. Rubin
, Kenneth J. McLeod
Dept of Biomedical Engineering
Stony Brook University
Stony Brook University
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Medicine and Dentistry
Cell Function
100%
Osteolysis
100%
Osteoporosis
100%
Osteoplasty
100%
Bone Remodeling
100%
Connective Tissue
100%
Electromagnetic Field
100%
Keyphrases
Functional Significance
100%
Mechanical Loading
100%
Electric Field (E-field)
100%
Bone Architecture
100%
Cell Behavior
33%
In Vivo Model
33%
Bone Loss
33%
Connective Tissue
33%
Electrical Signal
33%
Induced Electromagnetic Fields
33%
Disuse Osteoporosis
33%
Electrical Potential
33%
Adaptive Bone Remodeling
33%
Engineering
Electric Field
100%
Mechanical Loading
100%
Generated Stress
33%
Electrical Potential
33%
Electrical Signal
33%