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Human talar and femoral cartilage have distinct mechanical properties near the articular surface

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Henak, Corinne R.

Ross, Keir A.

Bonnevie, Edward D.

Fortier, Lisa A.

Cohen, Itai

Kennedy, John G.

Bonassar, Lawrence J.
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Funding for this research was provided by:

National Institutes of Health (1R21-AR062677)

Ohnell Family Foundation

National Science Foundation (11-582)

National Science Foundation (CMMI 1536463)
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Article Title: Human talar and femoral cartilage have distinct mechanical properties near the articular surface

Journal Title: Journal of Biomechanics

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