Mechano-regulation of bone adaptation is controlled by the local in vivo environment and logarithmically dependent on loading frequency
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R. Müller | Y. Kameo | G. Kuhn | G. R. Paul | A. Malhotra | A. Scheuren | Paul Vallaster | Ariane C. Scheuren | Yoshitaka Kameo | Angad Malhotra
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