Abstract
Editorial: Putting the "Why" Back into Bone "Archytecture".
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Bruker-microCT, Kontich, Belgium Keywords: bone architecture, morphometry, growth and development, mechanotransduction, nonlinear pattern formation, remodelling, coupling, bone biomaterials
This topic asked a question – can we do more than merely describe bone architecture, or analyze its mechanical performance? Can we get insights into the pattern forming mechanisms that generate bone’s adaptive architecture? First, I should express gratitude on behalf of myself and co-editors Daniel Chappard and Andy Pitsillides, to the authors who contributed articles
In order to clarify the meaning of this topic with its strange title, I contributed an article (Salmon) “Non-linear pattern formation in bone growth and architecture.”
Summary
Bruker-microCT, Kontich, Belgium Keywords: bone architecture, morphometry, growth and development, mechanotransduction, nonlinear pattern formation, remodelling, coupling, bone biomaterials. This topic asked a question – can we do more than merely describe bone architecture, or analyze its mechanical performance?
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