Journal of Biomechanics

Editorial board and publication information
pp. CO2-CO2(1)

Volume 36 Contents, Subject Index and Author Index
pp. III-XXVII(25)

Effects of damage on the orthotropic material symmetry of bovine tibial trabecular bone
pp. 1753-1759(7)
Authors: Liu X.; Wang X.; Niebur G.L.

Muscle activity reduces soft-tissue resonance at heel-strike during walking
pp. 1761-1769(9)
Authors: Wakeling J.M.; Liphardt A.-M.; Nigg B.M.

Integrated approach for in vivo evaluation of respiratory muscles mechanics
pp. 1771-1784(14)
Authors: Ratnovsky A.; Zaretsky U.; Shiner R.J.; Elad D.

Cartilage interstitial fluid load support in unconfined compression
pp. 1785-1796(12)
Authors: Park S.; Krishnan R.; Nicoll S.B.; Ateshian G.A.

Effects of inter- and extramuscular myofascial force transmission on adjacent synergistic muscles: assessment by experiments and finite-element modeling
pp. 1797-1811(15)
Authors: Yucesoy C.A.; Koopman B.H.F.J.M.; Baan G.C.; Grootenboer H.J.; Huijing P.A.

Correction for sensor creep in the evaluation of long-term plantar pressure data
pp. 1813-1817(5)
Author: Arndt A.

An improved method of computing the wear factor for total hip prostheses involving the variation of relative motion and contact pressure with location on the bearing surface
pp. 1819-1827(9)
Authors: Saikko V.; Calonius O.

Evidence for a role of antagonistic cocontraction in controlling trunk stiffness during lifting
pp. 1829-1836(8)
Authors: van Dieen J.H.; Kingma I.; van der Bug J.C.E.

Reconstructed bone end loads on the canine forelimb during gait
pp. 1837-1844(8)
Authors: Coleman J.C.; Hart R.T.; Burr D.B.

A single-degree-of-freedom dynamic model predicts the range of human responses to impulsive forces produced by power hand tools
pp. 1845-1852(8)
Authors: Lin J.-H.; Radwin R.G.; Richard T.G.

Anatomically shaped osteochondral constructs for articular cartilage repair
pp. 1853-1864(12)
Authors: Hung C.T.; Lima E.G.; Mauck R.L.; Taki E.; LeRoux M.A.; Lu H.H.; Stark R.G.; Guo X.E.; Ateshian G.A.

Straining of the intact and fractured proximal humerus under physiological-like loading
pp. 1865-1873(9)
Authors: Maldonado Z.M.; Seebeck J.; Heller M.O.W.; Brandt D.; Hepp P.; Lill H.; Duda G.N.

Effect of loading rate on endplate and vertebral body strength in human lumbar vertebrae
pp. 1875-1881(7)
Authors: Ochia R.S.; Tencer A.F.; Ching R.P.

Analysis of the effect of disturbed flow on monocytic adhesion to endothelial cells
pp. 1883-1895(13)
Authors: Chiu J.-J.; Chen C.-N.; Lee P.-L.; Tsair Yang C.; Sheng Chuang H.; Chien S.; Usami S.

Translational stiffness of the replaced shoulder joint
pp. 1897-1907(11)
Authors: Oosterom R.; Herder J.L.; van der Helm F.C.T.; Swieszkowski W.; Bersee H.E.N.

Accuracy and repeatability of a pressure measurement system in the patellofemoral joint
pp. 1909-1915(7)
Authors: Wilson D.R.; Apreleva M.V.; Eichler M.J.; Harrold F.R.

Noninvasive muscle tension measurement using the novel technique of magnetic resonance elastography (MRE)
pp. 1917-1921(5)
Authors: Jenkyn T.R.; Ehman R.L.; An K.-N.