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Functions of Bones
-Framework and Protection
-Levers and Anchors
-Sites for Hemopoiesis
-Sites for Calcium storage
-Sites for Fat storage
Bone Cells
-Osteoprogenitor cells - produce osteoblasts
-Osteoblasts - make bone
-Osteocytes
-Osteoclasts - dissolve bone,bone resorption, become more active to release calcium if calcium is low
Osteoclasts
-dissolve bone
-bone resorption
-Acid Phosphatase - dissolves calcium + phosphate into solution
-Cathepsin K - digests the fibers, matrix, and cells
-Howship's Lacuna
2 Bone Types
-Compact Bone
-Cancellous Bone
What is Compact bone also called?
Lamellar Bone, Cortical Bone
What is Cancellous Bone also called?
Spongy Bone, Trabecular Bone
Compact Bone
-formed around blood vessel
-densely packed
-osteons
-Haversion Canals
-Volkmans Canals
Haversion Canals
run parallel to the bone
Volkmans Canals
run perpendicular to the bone
Lamella
-rings of matrix
-individual ring is an osteon
Cancellous Bone
-not organized
-just as hard as Compact Bone
Trabeculae
-make bone look like coral
-contains hemopoietic tissue
Periosteum
fibrous covering on the bone
Fibrous Periosteum
-Dense Irregular Connective Tissue
-layer you can see
Osteogenic Periosteum
-lining of the Fibrous Periosteum
-actually touches bone
-contains all the bone cells
-multipotent stem cells
Bones that do not have periosteum
-Talus
-Pisiform
-Patella
-where cartilage covers bone
-neck of femur
-ends of bones
Endosteum
-internal lining of the bone
-all bones have it
-contains all bone cells
-multipotent stem cells
Fatty Transformation
-how cancellous bone turns into compact bone tube
-red marrow -> yellow marrow
Red marrow
hemopoietic tissue
Yellow marrow
fat tissue