Bone metabolism biopsies and biomarkers Flashcards

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What is a needle bone marrow biopsy?

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Invasive procedure to obtain a bone marrow sample to estimate cell turnover

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What is a bone biopsy?

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Minimally invasive procedure to obtain bone sample from outer layers of bone

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How is a bone biopsy tested for bone mineralisation?

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Fluorescent marking with tetracycline in 2 intervals, over a few days

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What shows normal mineralisation in a bone biopsy?

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Well-resolved double label of fluorescent marker tetracycline

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5
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Give 5 examples of osteoclast biomarkers?

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Acid phosphatase
Glucuronidase
Collagenase
Metalloproteinase
Cathepsins

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Give 5 examples of osteoblast biomarkers?

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Alkaline phosphatase
Osteocalcin
Pro-collagen peptides
Cytokines
PTHrP

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Give 5 examples of resorption biomarkers?

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Collagen Crosslinks PYD/DPD
Telopeptides NTX/CTX
Cross-linked C-terminal Telopeptide 1CTP
Hydroxyproline
Calcium

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Give 2 examples of bone formation biomarkers?

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Osteocalcin

Pro-collagen Peptides (P1CP/P1NP)

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9
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What resorption biomarker has the best clinical utility?

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CTX

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10
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What bone formation biomarker has the best clinical utility?

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P1NP

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