Lec 13 Bone Development Flashcards

1
Q

What is an osteoblast?

A

cell that build bone; derived from mesenchymal stem cell in periosteum
secretes collagen and catalyzes mineralization

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2
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What is an osteoclast?

A

multinucleated; much bigger than osteocyte; breaks down bone

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3
Q

What is an osteocyte?

A

bone cell; senses mechanical force/stress on bone

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4
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What type of collagen do osteoblasts secrete?

A

type 1 collagen

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5
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What can you use to measure level of osteoblast activity?

A
  • alkaline phosphotase

- osteocalcin

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6
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What is effect of calcitonin on bone development?

A

inhibits osteoclasts

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7
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What is effect of PTH on bone development?

A

activates osteoblasts

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8
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What is effect of insulin on bone development?

A

activates osteoblast to stimulate matrix synthesis

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9
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What is sclerostin?

A

protein that has inhibitor effect on osteoblastic activity; when osteocyte senses micro-crack –> stop producing sclerostin so build more bone

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10
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Where does osteoclast reside?

A

at ruffled border

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11
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What is RANK?

A

receptor on osteoclast precursor; binds RANK-Ligand [RANK-L] on osteoblast which activates it

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12
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What is osteoprotegerin?

A

protein on osteoblast that blocks RANK so that osteoblasts can inhibit osteoclasts

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13
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What is function of diaphysis?

A

thicker cortex, less trabicular bone

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14
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What is function of metaphysis?

A

aids in stabilization

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15
Q

How does bone grow in width?

A

resorption from middle; growth outside = maintains central hollow portion

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16
Q

What do cement lines represent?

A

signs of where old surface of bone was before growth/remodelling

17
Q

What happens to cement lines in pagets?

A

become very irregular

18
Q

WHat is first step in skeletal morphogenesis?

A

cartilage formation

19
Q

What is endochondral ossification?

A

replacement of cartilage with bone; main way that skeletal forms

20
Q

When does epiphyseal growth plate remain open until?

A

until full maturity at age 19-20

21
Q

What is intramembranous ossification?

A

directly form bone from fibrous periosteal layer

22
Q

What type of bone makes up cortex?

A

mostly compact

23
Q

What type of bone makes up medullary?

A

cancellous/trabecullar bone –> have space that is occupied by fat/red marrow

24
Q

What parts of skeleton have marrow in adults?

A

only axial skeleton

25
Q

What is difference woven vs lamellar bone?

A

woven bone is immature; less organized; suggests pathology

lamellar = more stable, organized

26
Q

What type of joints are synovial joints?

A

diarthrosis

27
Q

What kind of ECM is secreted by chondrocytes?

A

made up of type 2 collagen + proteoglycans

28
Q

WHere is fibrocartilage located?

A

in intervertebral disc; meniscus

29
Q

Where is elastic cartilage located?

A

ear

30
Q

What are type A vs type B synoviocytes?

A

type A = phagocytic

type B = secrete synovial fluid