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Fig. 4. Biomechanical properties of treated tibiae.

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1 Fig. 4. Biomechanical properties of treated tibiae.
Biomechanical properties of treated tibiae. Torsion testing was performed on tibiae harvested from treated mini-pigs. (A) Photograph of a tibia reaching its failure point during biomechanical testing. Analysis of load and rotation was performed to determine the (B) maximum torque (strength; **P = ), (C) torsional rigidity (stiffness; *P = 0.02), and (D) energy to maximum (toughness; **P = ) of treated bones. Data are means ± SEM; P values were determined by one-way ANOVA with multiple comparisons (N·m, Newton meter; n = 5 per experimental group). Maxim Bez et al., Sci Transl Med 2017;9:eaal3128 Published by AAAS

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