Lubricin Function is a biochemical mechanism within synovial fluid dynamics that belongs to the class of molecular lubrication processes, distinguished by its role in reducing friction and preventing protein deposition at articular cartilage surfaces through surface-active macromolecular interactions.
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Supramolecular synergy in the boundary lubrication of synovial joints
Jasmine Seror, Linyi Zhu, Ronit Goldberg et al. · Nature Communications · 2015 · 351 citations · Full text
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