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Bone mechanoregulation

Tissue-level mechanical stimuli drive bone formation and resorption in humans and mice

31 October 20214 June 2021

Matthias Walle

Categories HubLE Exchange Tags Basic, bone formation, Bone mechanoregulation, bone remodeling, bone resorption, diabetes, ECTS, ECTS 2021, loading, Longitudinal high-resolution computed tomography, mechanical signal, Translational

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