TERMS Flashcards
multipotent stem cells of the bone
osteoprogenitor cells
located on the surface of the bone
synthesize/transport matrix proteins (blasts build and control clasts)
osteoblasts
not as metabolically active as osteoblasts
-howship lacunae
derived from granulocyte monocyte precursors in bone marrow
osteoclasts
type I collagen
backbone of bone matrix
bone randomly or orderly and layered
matrix proteins
bound to matrix
variety of functions: adhesion, calcium, binding, mineralization
noncollagenous proteins
produced quickly, resists forces equally from all directions
normally seen in the fetal skeleton and at growth plates
presence in adults leading to pathologic conditions
- fracture
- site of infection
- matrix of bone producing tumors
woven bone
deposited more slowly stronger than woven bone 4 types: -cortex -bone trabeculae
lamellar bone
cranium results from this type of formation and bone formed from mesenchyme
intramembranous formation
this type of lengthening affects long bones
primitive mesenchyme builds cartilage model
ingrowth of osteoprogenitor cells and blood vessels into center
osteoid deposition, mineralization
enchondral formation
ends of long bone that ossify from secondary ossification centers
epiphysis
elongated shaft of the long bone that ossifies from a primary center
diaphysis
end of diaphysis near the epiphysis, zones of active growth of a long bone
metaphysis
separates epiphysis from metaphysis; responsible for length wise growth of long bone through the proliferation, hypertrophy, and apoptosis of chondrocytes
epiphyseal plate of cartilage
failure of development of a bone
agenesis
formation of extra bones
supernumerary