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Modélisation du stimulus mécanique appliqué in vivo sur un tibia de souris

Dominique Pioletti
2007
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Abstract

L'os est constamment remodelé et s'adapte en particulier afin d'optimiser sa structure aux sollicitations mécaniques. Il semble de plus en plus évident que les cellules osseuses de type osteocytes sont utilisées par le corps comme capteur du stimulus mécanique qui est ensuite traduit en réponse biologique. Cependant, on connait beaucoup moins bien le processus par lequel les cellules "sentent" le stimulus mécanique pour le traduire en réponse biologique, phénomène appelé "mecanotransduction". Un des projets développé au Laboratoire de Biomécanique en Orthopédie consiste, en combinant des approches biomécaniques et l'utilisation de souris transgéniques, à identifier des cascades moléculaires responsables de la mécanotransduction.

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Dominique Pioletti
2007
Student Projects

Abstract

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/473e21ed-2db0-432c-8966-53cb596f81ef

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