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| it can be found in baby because it has water which lets "bone" to extand. (fetus to 5month) than it replaced by bone. |
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bone tissue
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spongy compact |
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Spongy bone tissue is bone tissue characterized by thin, hard interconnecting bony elements enclosing hallow spaces. Red blood cells are produced in the spaces between the bony elements.
Compact bone tissue type of dense bone tissue found on the outer surfaces and shafts of bones. |
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bone marrow
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Yellow Bone Marrow is primarily fat that can be utilized for energy.
Red Bone Marrow is primary function to produce white, red blood cells and platelets. |
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| white fibrous tissue (tendon) |
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| Tendon is white fibrous tissue used for the attachment of muscles, and may either be arranged in the form of aponeurosis or in solid bands; it has a satin-like lustre of considerable brilliancy. When tendons rupture during life, they snap straight across. |
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| elastic tissue (ligament) |
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| Ligament is white fibrous tissue used for binding bones together; it is not so lustrous as tendon; and when it gives way, which is very seldom, it does not snap but tears. |
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| in bone, the hollow central tube of an osteon that contains nerves and blood vessels. |
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| a cylindrical structure in bone composed of layers of living bone cells and hard extracellular material, arranged like the layers of an onion. In the center is a central canal through which nerves and blood vessels pass. |
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| chondrocyte(cartlige cell) |
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| the only cells found in the cartlige |
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| fibroblast (general C.T. cell) |
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| young, actively mitotic cell that forms the fibers of connective tissue. |
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| a small pit or hollow cavity within bone |
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