PART II: ANALYSIS OF PROTEIN TYROSINE SULFATION
PART II: ANALYSIS OF PROTEIN TYROSINE SULFATION
批准号:
6220988
负责人:
LI ZHANG
金额:
$0.26万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1999
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1999-08-01 至 2000-07-31
中文摘要
该提案要求为开发提供计算时间
以及增强分析能力,以改善
对生物力学-生物相互作用的理解
肌肉骨骼系统适应其力学行为的基础
环境。目前正在实施的Underbar多年期项目
分析能力将直接
主要应用内容如下:1.生物力学分析
犬全髋关节置换术中骨改建的影响因素
模特。2.分析影响骨向多孔内生长的因素
材料和与弹性位移相关的微运动
多孔材料与材料之间界面的不相容
宿主骨。3.研究适应性骨改建。
骨-种植体结构的计算机模拟并找出
特别是初始骨骼几何形状的结果和
对植入物的适应性反应的刚性。4.学习
影响超高寿命的几何和物理因素
分子聚乙烯胫骨组件。5.研究影响因素
对健康人和老年人的应变和变形的影响
腰椎退变的椎间运动节段。
有关这些项目的初步研究已与
UIUC Cray Y-MP有限元模型的帮助。他们帮助我们
了解一些重要变量对
所考虑的生物问题。必须对以下问题进行研究:
所有这些项目中的其他几个变量在明确
对生物力学-生物相互作用的理解可以是
明白了。
英文摘要
This proposal requests grant of computing time for the development
and enhancement of the analytical capabilities needed to improve the
understanding of the biomechanical-biological interactions that form
the basis of the musculoskeletal system's adaption to its mechanical
environment. The underbar multi-year projects which are currently in
progress in which the analytical capabilities would be directly
applied include the following: 1. An analysis of biomechanical
factors influencing bone remodeling in a canine total hip replacement
model. 2. To analyze factors influencing bone ingrowth into porous
materials and the micromotion associated with elastic displacement
incompatibilities at the interface between porous materials and the
host bone. 3. To study adaptive bone remodeling with the help of
computer simulations of bone-implant configuration and to find out
specifically the consequence of the initial bone geometry and
stiffness on adaptive response to the implant. 4. To study
geometrical and physical factors that affect the life of an ultra high
molecular polyethylene tibial component. 5. To study factors
influencing strain and deformation both in the healthy and in the
degenerated intervertebral motion segment of the lumber spine.
Preliminary studies on these projects have been conducted with the
help of finite element models on CRAY Y-MP at UIUC. They helped to
understand the effect of some of the important variables on the
biological problems considered. Studies have to be conducted on
several other variables in all these projects before a clear
understanding of the biomechanical-biological interactions can be
understood.
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