Ex vivo determination of bone tissue strains for an in vivo mouse tibial loading model
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Sandra J. Shefelbine | Alessandra Carriero | Andrew A. Pitsillides | A. Pitsillides | S. Shefelbine | A. Carriero | Lisa Abela | Lisa Abela
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