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Collagenous tissues store, transmit and dissipate elastic energy during mechanical deformation. In skin, mechanical energy is stored during loading and then is dissipated, which protects skin from mechanical failure. Thus,… Click to show full abstract
Collagenous tissues store, transmit and dissipate elastic energy during mechanical deformation. In skin, mechanical energy is stored during loading and then is dissipated, which protects skin from mechanical failure. Thus, energy storage (elastic properties) and dissipation (viscous properties) are important characteristics of extracellular matrices (ECMs) that support the cyclic loading of ECMs without tissue failure.
Keywords:
destructive testing;
morphomechanics dermis;
method non;
non destructive;
dermis method;
collagenous tissues
Journal Title: Skin Research and Technology
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Skin Research and Technology
Year Published: 2017
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