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All abstract submissions are general. Upon review, they will be placed as either an oral or poster presentation. By submitting, you agree to register and attend the ASME SB3C Summer Bioengineering Conference

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This study investigates the role of osteocyte compressibility in canalicular volume flow rate regulation by analyzing the temporal behavior of lacunocanalicular pores-fluid pressure under step loading in scenarios with and without osteocyte compressibility. Additionally, the potential biological implications of osteocyte compressibility on bone remodeling are discussed.

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First Name

Junghwa

Last Name

Hong

Institution Name

Korea University

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Role of the Osteocyte Compressibility on the Controlled Canalicular Volume Flow Rate and Its Biological Implications

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Tuesday June 24th, 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

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Session Chairs: Kristin Miller