2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.jbiomech.2007.07.013
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An experimental study of the mouse skin behaviour: Damage and inelastic aspects

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“…The remarkable residual deformations demonstrated by the dermis samples in the present study are in line with recent observations on skin specimens including all layers [Muñoz et al 2008].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
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“…The remarkable residual deformations demonstrated by the dermis samples in the present study are in line with recent observations on skin specimens including all layers [Muñoz et al 2008].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…Keywords: dermis, anisotropy, constitutive modeling, preconditioning, soft tissues, mechanical testing, cyclic loading. Delalleau et al 2006], and mice [Del Prete et al 2004;Muñoz et al 2008]. Since physiologically relevant loading states are of a biaxial nature, Lanir and Fung [1974] investigated the biaxial viscoelastic stress response of rectangular rabbit skin samples, the width of which was fixed during elongation.…”
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“…However, if the system is sheared to a maximum strain > γ 0 , the stress-strain relation exhibits no memory of the previously applied strain. This type of softening behavior, referred to as the Mullins effect, is observed in pure and filled gums and thermoplastic elastomers 5 , as well as polymer gels 6 , living tissues 7,8 and biopolymer networks 9 . The microscopic origin of the Mullins effect remains unclear 5 in spite of the variety of existing models 10 .…”
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“…More specifically, in our model [70], we connected the macroscopic stretches to the chains elongations (the Cauchy-Born rule) based on the affine hypothesis [74] and an 8-chain network cell [13]. The predictability of the resulting model is described in figure 4d,e for the cyclic loading of mouse skin reproduced by Muñoz et al [71] and the shear behaviour of pig (passive) myocardium tissues reproduced by Dokos et al [72], respectively. The numerical extension of the model to the 3-chain approach has been exemplified in figure 4f, where we reproduce the experimental behaviour of Senegalensis Nephila spider silks from Vehof et al [73].…”
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