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. 2020 Jan 30;11:25. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2020.00025

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Maximum 1st Principal Green-Lagrange strains in the axonal corex as a function of axonal strain. Lines represent the average over 10 models and the shaded areas represent the standard deviations. Results are shown for strain rates 1,10, 20, and 40/s. In the second row (center), the means for the different strain rates are shown in the same plot to ease the visual comparison. Finally, in the second row (right), iso-strain curves are reported, which show the maximum 1st Principal Green-Lagrange strains in the cortex as a function of the applied strain rate.