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5. Hyperelastic Material Properties of Mouse Skin under Compression Wang, Yuxiang; Marshall, Kara L.; Baba, Yoshichika; Gerling, Gregory J.; Lumpkin, Ellen A. 2013 Articles Materials--Compression testingSkin--PhysiologyElasticity--MeasurementSkin--Mechanical propertiesMedical sciences
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