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HR-pQCT Study of Bone Quality in Human Proximal Femurs with Osteoarthritis and Osteoporosis comments
Two of the major public health problems in the elderly population are osteoarthritis OA and osteoporosis OP ...
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An in vitro culture platform for small-caliber tubular biological structures comments
In the field of tissue engineering, the use of bioreactors plays an important role in the development of mechano-compatible engineered grafts...
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Polyphosphate Coacervates as Hemostatic Agent comments
Polyphosphate PP is a linear inorganic polymer formed from PO4 structural units. Soluble PP is released from activated platelets and they have significant role in blood coagulation cascade 1 ...
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Impact of nucleic acid backbone modifications on the morphology of lipid nanoparticles comments
Lipid nanoparticles LNPs containing short infering RNA siRNA and messenger RNA mRNA have been clinically shown to be able to treat the root cause of genetic diseases and confer protection against infection as with Onpattro and the recent COVID-19 vaccines, respectively...
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A Linear Systems Theory Model of the Hydrothermal Isometric Tension Test for Assessing Collagenous Tissue Quality comments
Collagen is the most abundant structural protein in the animal kingdom. Differential scanning calorimetry DSC and hydrothermal isometric tension HIT tests are two techniques that have been used for decades to assess the thermal and thermomechanical characteristics of collagen...
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