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Cartilage apperance
Glistening white
pearl white
smoth
firm/flexible
shock absorber
Few cells chondrocytes
abundant extracellular matrix
perichondrium dense CT covering
Lacunae
condrocytes inside
potential space in matrix containing the condrocyte
Matrix cartilage
CT type II
GAGs
keratin and chondroitin sulfate
condronectin
water
territorial matrix
surrounding chondrocyte
higher concentration of GAGs
Interterritorial matrix
not claimed
low concentration of GAGs
perichondrium fibrous
type I II
lots of vessels
fibroblasts and progenitor cells
perichondrium chondrogenic
progenitor condroblasts
type II only
decreasing blood vessels
Function of perichondrium
nutrition via diffusion
growth and repair
attachment of ligaments and tendons
Appositional cart. growth
in width as new cells
chondroblast secrete, become trapped, cytes
growth from the perichondrium!!
intersitial cart growth
growth from within
daughter chondrocytes secrete
cell isogenous nests
Hyaline cartilage
most abundant
joints
larynx, trachea, bronchi
costal
precursor bone
Hyaline characteristics
Type II 40%
GAGs
chondronecting binds cells to collagen
keratin sulfate increases firmness by binding water
elastic cartilage
same a hyaline without verhoffs stain
auricles of ear
external auditory tube
eustachian tube
epiglottis
elastic characteristics
hyaline with elastic fibers
Fibrocartilage
intervertebral discs
TMJ
Pubic symphysis
fibrocartilage characteristics
type I and type II collagen
resembles dense CT
round cells
chondrocytes in lacunae
Bone general
hardest tissue
support
calcium resevoir
phosphate
ions
long bone
diaphysis
metaphysis- growth zone
epiphysis-end
compact (cortical)
cancellous(trabecullar)
bone marrow
flat bones of skull
compact or cortical
diploe (like cancellous)
Immature vs. mature
primary v secondary
new bone is cellular and random
old bone lamellar arrangemeent
EXCEPT sutures of flat bone
lining of teeth sockets
Periosteum
dense CT covering
fibrous osteogenic
attached to bone via sharpeys fibers- collagen embedded into bone
fxn;
appositional growth blast
repair
attachment
sensation
endosteum
CT inner
single layer of cells covering internal
osteoprogenitor cells-flattened
osteoblast-cuboidal-boneforming
fxn:
bone forming (osteoblasts
repair
Lamellae of bone
layers of cells and matric
osteocytes from blasts
lacunae
canaliculi-spider like process
osteoclast
fusion of vacuum macrophage
matrix of bone
inorganic 67%
hydroxyapatite
Ca1-PO46OH2
rigidity
organic matrix of bone
40 percent
type I
GAGs
elasticity
Compact bone
Haversian canal
Volkamns canal
concentric lamellae
Haversian canal
space between blood vessel, nerve
loose CT
haversian system
osteon
osteocytes
in lacunae
canaliculi connect them and Haversian canals
via canaliculi they communicate via gap junctions
distribution of nutrients
Osteocytes fxn
maintain mineral matrix
mediate short term release reuptake of calcium
Volkmann's perforating canal
Haversian canal communication
and with periosteum
and bone marrow cavity
not surrounded by lamellae
interstitial lamellae
rep the remains of Haversian systems
cement line
outer limit of haversian system
thin ling of ground substance and little collagen
Spongy Cancellous bone
central region of diaphysis
diploe of skull
spongiosa of alveolar process
trabeculae-fishnet anasomose
Cell components cancellous
osteoblasts-endosteum make osteoid type I collage and chondroitin sulfate also alakine phospatase (mineralizaiton)
osteoclast-- large multinucleated cell from monocytes
possesss lysozoymes and acid phosphatase reabsorbtion Howships lacunae
marrow cavity
hemato
sinusoid vascular channels
reticular cells and fibers (silver impregnation stain)
Joints between bones
synovial v. nonsynovial
synovial joints
allow movemtn
end hyaline cartilage enclosed in sac like casule
secetory epithelial cells of mesoderm
tibiofemoral joint, TMJ
non synovial joint
no free movement
joined by dense CT

Hormones positive on osteoblasts
intermittant!! PTH
GH
E2
T3/T4
1,25 OH2D3
hormone neg effect on osteoblast
cortisol
blasts on clasts
via cytokines
osteoclast hormone positive
continous PTH
osteoclast negative
E2
calcitonin
PTH
secreted in response to low blood calcium

GH
growth hormone from pituitary
E2
estradiol
estrogen in females
osteoperosis
corisol
glucocorticoid hormone from adrenal glands, excess osteoperosis (cushings)
t3 t4
thryoid stimulates growth metabolism
1,25-Oh2D3
vitamin D
from diet and sun
Ca++ absorbtion from GI tract
bone mineralization
calcitonin
peptide from thryoid gland in response to increasinng blood calcium
bone is a
end target organ for endocrine system