Bone tissue

Bone tissue

1. consists of:

   • bone matrix
     • organic components (35%)
       • type I collagen glycosaminoglycans
         • https://es.slideshare.net/karenselena/tejido-oseo-histologia
     • inorganic components (65%)
       • calcium phosphate
         • https://es.slideshare.net/karenselena/tejido-oseo-histologia
   • Cells
     • Osteocytes
       • are formed from osteoblasts and each osteocyte is located in a gap carved in the mineralized intercellular substance of the bone.
         • https://www.definicionabc.com/ciencia/osteocito.php
     • Osteoclasts
       • is responsible for the destruction or shaping of the bone.
         • https://encolombia.com/medicina-odontologia/odontologia/la-ontogenia-del-osteoclasto/
     • Osteoblasts
       • responsible for synthesizing the bone matrix and create the bone
         • https://loshumerouno.wordpress.com/histologia-del-hueso/celulas-del-tejido-oseo
     • osteoprogenitor
       • by division and differentiation they create osteoblasts
         • https://loshumerouno.wordpress.com/histologia-del-hueso/celulas-del-tejido-oseo

2. is a specialized connective tissue specialized for the support of the body.

3. is one of the hard tissues of the body its properties are due to the extracellular due to the extracellular matrix

4. http://cubitoyradio.blogspot.com/2008/05/

5. according to its architecture

   • compact bone
     • https://www.stanfordchildrens.org/es/topic/default
     • Very dense, and contains a large amount of bone tissue.
     • Formed by havers channels and volkman ducts.
   • cancellous bone
     • https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Figura-2-3-Hueso-esponjoso
     • Formed by bone spicules forming cavities occupied by myeloid tissue and adipose tissue.

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