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lacuna

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This is the space that osteocytes reside in.

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compact/dense

Front

This classification of bone forms the outside of bone.

Back

spongy/cancellous

Front

This classification of bone forms the inside and consists of trabeculae.

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cartilage, bone, hematopoetic

Front

What are the 3 types of supportive connective tissue?

Back

hematopoiesis

Front

This happens in the bone and is the production of new red blood cells.

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epiphysis

Front

What does the red arrow show?

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Osteon (Ground Bone)

Front

What is this a picture of?

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diaphysis

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osteon

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ground substance

Front

This is a gel-like matrix where cells and fibers are embedded.

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Canaliculi

Front

What links osteocytes to each other and to bone lining cells?

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calcium, phosphate

Front

Bone is the stored source for what 2 compounds?

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perforating canal

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periosteum

Front

The dense white fibrous covering around bone is the what?

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fibers

Front

These are proteins made of long peptide chains produced by fibroblasts (i.e. collagen).

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osteocytes

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These are osteoblasts that became trapped in the bone matrix.

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Central (Haversian) Canal

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fibers, ground substance, and bone

Front

What are the major components of bone?

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osteoclasts

Front

In bone remodeling, which cells take action first?

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intramembranous ossification

Front

Bone development which involves mesenchymal stem cells?

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supportive

Front

What type of connective tissue is bone?

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stem cells

Front

These cells have the potential to proliferate and the capacity to differentiate.

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bone matrix

Front

Osteoblasts form what?

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