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Dictionary » O » Osteocyte Osteocyteosteocyte (Science: pathology) osteoblast that is embedded in bony tissue and which is relatively inactive. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Why is exercise important?Along with maintaining weight as you mentioned, exercise maintains skeletal integrity by balancing osteocyte activity. Core strength is also maintained, which helps in everyday life.
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Osteocytes :OI need some help I am doing a project on Osteocytes (bone cells) I am making a model of the osteocyte out of clay. I need to know like what parts of the osteocyte are called. And the stuff like the nucleus and ribosomes, golgi, etc. Labeled. is there anyone who can find ...
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Bone remodelling... Failure of bone remodeling to occur normally in certain disease states is of interest: for example, micropetrotic bone contains few if any viable osteocytes and usually contains a much larger number of microscopic cracks than adjacent living bone (4.1.23). This suggests that the osteocytes play ...
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bone cellsbone cells are called osteocytes. bone contain matrix calle ossein.matrix layers to form lamella. each lamella has space called lacunae.and each lacunae has one bone cell(osteocyte).i hope it helps. or do u want more? :
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