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Polymers in Biotribology

2013
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Biotribology and Human Tribology

2013
In biotribology and human tribology, tribological theories are applied to biological systems and human interactions, respectively. This chapter focuses on the human tribology fields, slip and fall accidents and hand-object interaction, and the biotribology fields, ocular and oral tribology. Slip and fall accidents are caused by low friction between the
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Editorial: Biotribology

Biotribology, 2023
Philippa Cann, Markus Wimmer, Marc Masen
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Surface Engineering for Biotribological Application

2013
Advances in medical science and development in biomedical materials have led to a remarkable increase in ageing population and improvement of quality of life. Monitoring of friction and wear in human body has played a very significant role in enhancing human lifespan.
D. V. Shtansky, Manish Roy
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Introduction to biotribology: Animal locomotion

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part J: Journal of Engineering Tribology, 2006
Limbs of vertebrate animals have synovial joints. Many arthropod joints and the hinges of bivalve molluscs owe their mobility to components that bend, rather than to surfaces that slide over each other. No lubrication systems have been described for the few sliding surfaces in invertebrate joints.
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Biotribology

2006
J Fisher, E Ingham, Z Jin
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(v) Biotribology

Current Orthopaedics, 2006
Z.M. Jin, M. Stone, E. Ingham, J. Fisher
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Metals Biotribology and Oral Microbiota Biocorrosion Mechanisms

Journal of Functional Biomaterials, 2023
Luigi Santacroce   +2 more
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