NASA NTRS · 20010008197
Uni-Directional Cell Stretching Device
Abstract
The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for applying various degrees of linear, mechanical loads on mammalian tissues, and in particular, for effecting linear stretching of tissue and simulating changes in hydrostatic pressures encountered during tissue contraction in vivo. The apparatus is useful for the study of mechanical loading in human tissue, and specifically, for permitting the evaluation of the effects of mechanical loading of skeletal or cardiac tissue and of the effects of removal of mechanical loading due to inactivity or the like, and the subsequent reapplication of load to these tissues.
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Feeback, Daniel L., Clarke, Mark S. F.. 2000-08-22. Uni-Directional Cell Stretching Device. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20010008197
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