Introduction: Numerous factors are considered to determine human bone quality. Particularly, volumetrically evaluated bone mineral density (DXABMD) as well as the mechanical properties of bone samples serve to assess fracture risks. However, the differentiation and degree of mineral content and/or morphology effects on bone toughness remained to a large extent unanswered due to large measuring ...

background: in algeria, date palm is currently confronted to the bayoud disease. biotechnological tools such as protoplasts fusion can appear as an alternative to ensure rapid multiplication and improvement of this species.objectives: callogenesis induction in protoplasts isolated from embryogenic callus of three date palm cultivars.materials and methods: some factors influencing the isolation ...

In this study a multi-scale mechano-regulation model was developed in order to investigate the mechanobiology of trabecular fracture healing in vertebral bodies. A macro-scale finite element model of the spinal segment L3-L4-L5, including a mild wedge fracture in the body of the L4 vertebra, was used to determine the boundary conditions acting on a micro-scale finite element model simulating a ...

The aim of the study was to development rice microspores in anther culture vitro , structure androclinic callus identify cyto-embryological features formation morphogenic structures culture, obtain doubled haploids ( Oryza sativa L .) and accelerate valuable breeding material with desired properties. Within framework this study, results a cyto-histological haploid androgenesis were obtained, wh...

Despite increasing interest in age- and gender-related bone alterations, data on trabecular microstructure at the proximal tibia are scarce. The aim of this study was to identify trabecular microstructural change at the human proximal tibia with age and gender, using micro-computed tomography (micro-CT) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM). Fifty-six proximal tibias from 28 Japanese men and w...

The strength of the spinal trabecular bone declines by a factor of 4-5 from the age of 20 to 80 years. At the same time, the volumetric (apparent) density declines by a factor of only 2. This discrepancy can be explained by the known power relationship between density and strength; this power relationship is based on the fact that trabecular bone is a porous material. To date, it has not been p...