Stress-adaptation of bone
Abstract
Loading mechanotransduction sensors on the membrane of bone cells or osteoblasts can improve bone mechanisms and influence second messages, growth factors, bone matrix and oncogenes. The response of bone to stree is preportion to the magmititude of the stress. Stress-adaptation of bone is related with the magnititude, perporties, frequency time of stress.
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