chapter 8 part 2 Flashcards
what can osteoclasts do?
decrease calcitonin
endochondral
cartilage
intramembranous oss
-mesenchyme becomes blasts when proginator has trans factor
-basophilic cytoplasm
-appotional growth
-matrix leads to woven bone
-starts when the mesenchyme arrives at the site of the future bone
endochondral steps
-type 2 collagen will become CHONDROBLAST (NOT OSTEOBLAST)
-bone appears, no more chon produces
-perichondrium becomes periosteum which has an osteogenic layer and a bone ring
-at 12 weeks
-chon become hypertrophic and calcify and die from lack of nutrients
-primary center= 1st site of bone
cartilage
basophilic
bone
eosinophilic
second center
epiphysis
epiphyseal zones
-reserve (no matrix)
-proliferation
-hypertrophy
-calcified cartilage
-resorption
proliferation
toward diaphysis
calcified
chon suicides after matrix calcifies
resorption
the zone closes to the diaphysis and b.v. invade it
where do osteon develop?
compact bone
-process= internal remodelling
resorption cavity
-clasts tunnel through the compact bone
-starts the process of making osteon
making osteon
-remodelling unit (cutting cone and closing cone)
-canal = 200
-fill w osteoid/ matrix
-llamelae mineralize and a second mineralization happens later
mineralization
happens in the matrix on the collagen and ground substance
-there can not be any ca or po4
-exocytosis happens (release)
-crystallization