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Consistent Biomechanical Phenotyping of Common Carotid Arteries from Seven Genetic, Pharmacological, and Surgical Mouse Models by Bersi, M. R., Ferruzzi, J., Eberth, J. F., Gleason, R. L., Humphrey, J. D.

“…The continuing lack of longitudinal histopathological and biomechanical data for human arteries in health and disease highlights the importance of studying the…”
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Mechanics of Carotid Arteries in a Mouse Model of Marfan Syndrome by Eberth, J. F, Taucer, A. I, Wilson, E, Humphrey, J. D

“…Mouse models of Marfan Syndrome (MFS) provide insight into the type and extent of vascular abnormalities manifested in this disease. Inclusion of the mgR…”
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Acute mechanical effects of elastase on the infrarenal mouse aorta: Implications for models of aneurysms by Collins, M.J, Eberth, J.F, Wilson, E, Humphrey, J.D

“…Abstract Intraluminal exposure of the infrarenal aorta to porcine pancreatic elastase represents one of the most commonly used experimental models of the…”
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Evolving biaxial mechanical properties of mouse carotid arteries in hypertension by Eberth, J.F, Cardamone, L, Humphrey, J.D

“…Abstract Quantifying the time course of load-induced changes in arterial wall geometry, microstructure, and properties is fundamental to developing…”
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Chitosan and chitosan composites reinforced with carbon nanostructures by Brysch, C.N., Wold, E., Patterson, M., Ordoñez Olivares, R., Eberth, J.F., Robles Hernandez, F.C.

“…•Carbon additions and sintering conditions improve hardness from 15 to 26μHV.•Mechanical properties tuning is possible chitosan–carbon reinforced…”
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Fundamental role of axial stress in compensatory adaptations by arteries by Humphrey, J.D, Eberth, J.F, Dye, W.W, Gleason, R.L

“…Abstract Arteries exhibit a remarkable ability to adapt to diverse genetic defects and sustained alterations in mechanical loading. For example, changes in…”
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Origin of axial prestretch and residual stress in arteries by Cardamone, L., Valentín, A., Eberth, J. F., Humphrey, J. D.

“…The structural protein elastin endows large arteries with unique biological functionality and mechanical integrity, hence its disorganization, fragmentation,…”
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The Association Between Curvature and Rupture in a Murine Model of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm and Dissection by Lane, B.A., Uline, M.J., Wang, X., Shazly, T., Vyavahare, N.R., Eberth, J.F.

“…Background Mouse models of abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) and dissection have proven to be invaluable in the advancement of diagnostics and therapeutics by…”
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Modelling carotid artery adaptations to dynamic alterations in pressure and flow over the cardiac cycle by Cardamone, L, Valentín, A, Eberth, J F, Humphrey, J D

“…Motivated by recent clinical and laboratory findings of important effects of pulsatile pressure and flow on arterial adaptations, we employ and extend an…”
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Small‐diameter artery decellularization: Effects of anionic detergent concentration and treatment duration on porcine internal thoracic arteries by Kostelnik, Colton, Hohn, Julia, Escoto‐Diaz, Carlos E., Kooistra, Jesse B., Stern, Matthew, Swinton, Derrick E., Richardson, William, Carver, Wayne, Eberth, John

“…Engineered replacement materials have tremendous potential for vascular applications where over 400,000 damaged and diseased blood vessels are replaced…”
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