Cyclic loading increases friction and changes cartilage surface integrity in lubricin‐mutant mouse knees
Elizabeth I. Drewniak(Brown University), Joseph J. Crisco(Brown University), Braden C. Fleming(Brown University), Matthew L. Warman(Boston Children's Hospital), Gregory D. Jay(Brown University), Ling Zhang(Northwest Normal University)
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