ArticleBiophysical journal2022
Inertial artifact in viscoelastic measurements of striated muscle: Modeling and experimental results.
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Viscoelastic properties of striated muscle are often measured using length perturbation analysis and quantified as a complex modulus, whose elastic and viscous components reflect the energy-storage and energy-absorbing properties of the tissue, respectively. The energy stored as inertia is commonly ignored due to the small size of samples examined, typically <1 mm. Considering recent advances in tissue engineering to generate muscle tissues of larger sizes, we questioned whether ignoring the inertial artifact was still reasonable in these samples. To answer this question, we derived and solved the one-dimensional wave equation that describes the propagation of strain along the length of a sample. The inertial artifact was predicted to contaminate the elastic modulus with (2πf)
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