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Diaphysis

Long Bone shaft

Periosteum

Outer sleeve; covers everything but the articular surface, vascular, bends with tendon

Endosteum

Lines the marrow/medulla cavity

Osteogenic cells

Embryonic/stem cells

Osteoblast

1.Build organic matrix, become osteocyte


2. Attracts calcium


3. Heavy amounts of mitochondria and rough er

Osteocyte

Trapped in lacunae

Ostelclast

1.Breaks down matrix and recycles it


2.multinucleate


3. Can free calcium for other purposes

Central canal

For vesicles and nerves meet volkmans canals, can be seen okay cross section of compact bone

Trabeculae

Thin strips of matrix in spongy bone

Compact Bone

Dense bone

Spongy Bone

Cancellous bone

Sacrolemma

Cell membrane in muscle

Endomysium

One fiber (muscle cell) covering

Myofibrils

Bundles of microfilaments; Has a high number of mitochondria and multiple nuclei

Sacroplasmic reticulum

A specialized organelle that stores calcium; the smooth er in a muscle cell

Tropomyosin

Cover or expose binding sites

Troponin

Receives calcium from sacrolemic reticulum

Dendrites

Receives stimulus from multiple contacts (branching)

Axon

Transmits signal to synapse; terminal ends in knob; begins at hillock (trigger zone) where the action potential starts

Neurofilaments

Intermediate filaments

Action potential

When large depolarization wave is at +30mv