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Foundation-layer working note explains mechanobiological responses in load-bearing tissues, suggesting a framework for research.
Foundation-layer working note of the Axial Physiology Lab. Sets out the mechanobiological basis for how the axial, load-bearing tissues respond to physical and mechanical stimuli — the shared principle of mechanotransduction and its expression in the skeletal, neuromuscular, fascial, and lymphatic systems — and the mechanism-versus-efficacy (evidence-distance) boundary the lab keeps explicit throughout. Self-published, versioned, not peer-reviewed.
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