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Tiny structures in our spines could hold clues to why our backs wear out
An international team of scientists has discovered how some of the tiniest structures in the human spine help it cope with the strain of bending, lifting and everyday movement, potentially shedding new light on why spinal disks deteriorate.
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An international research team has identified how minute structures within the human spine assist in managing the stresses of bending, lifting and everyday motion, offering potential insight into the causes of spinal disc degeneration. The findings were published in Nature on Nov. 4. The work involved scientists from The University of Manchester, Queen Mary University and University College London, in partnership with the European Synchrotron (ESRF) and Diamond Light Source.
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