chapter 8 part 1 Flashcards

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what type of tissue is bone?

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connective tissue

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2
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what makes bone hard?

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mineralizeed matrix

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3
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what type of homeostasis is in bone system?

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stable levels of calcium

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4
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what is the main protein of bone amtrix?

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collagen

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5
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what percent is ground substance in the ecm?

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10%

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6
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non collagenous proteins

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-proteoglycans
-multiadhesive glycoproteins
-k dependant proteins
-growth factors and cytokines

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7
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proteoglycans

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core protein with glycosaminoglycans
-FOR BONE STRENGTH
-bind growth factors and PREVENT MINERALIZATION

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8
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Multiadhesive proteins

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-ATTACH BONE CELLS AND COLLAGEN TO MINERALIZED GROUND SUBSTANCE

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9
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osteoprotin

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mutliadhesive protein
-the glue btwn crystals and collagen

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10
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k dependent proteins

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-protein s= remove cells after apoptosis

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11
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growth factors and cytokines

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-regulatory proteins and insulin like growth factors
-tumor necrosis factor
-bone morphogenic proteins

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12
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bone morphogenic protein

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differentiate mesenchyme into osteoblasts
-it is osteogenic protein

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13
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what connects the lacunae?

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a network of canaliculi

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14
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canaliculi

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a tunnel that goes through the matrix and lets cell processed of neighboring cells happen

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15
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4 bone cell types

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-osteoprogenitor cells
-osteoblasts
-bone lining cells
-osteoclasts

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16
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osteoproginator cells

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from mesenchymal cells and become osteoblasts

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17
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osteoblasts

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secrete the ecm
once the cell has been surrounded with the matrix it becomes the osteocyte

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18
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bone lining cells

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on the bone surface WHERE THERE IS NO ACTIVE GROWTH

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19
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osteoclasts

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bone removal/ remodeling

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20
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which of the bone cells are phagocytic?

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osteoblast

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21
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synovial

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free moving joint
-hyaline cart.

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22
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medullary cavitiy

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bone marrow

23
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what covers the surface of bone?

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periosteum (dense c.t.)
-less when there is no active growth
-collagen fibers are parallel to the bone

24
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sharpeys fibers

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colalgen fibers that extend from the periosteum into the ecm of the bone

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articular surface
where two bones connect THERE IS NO PERICHONDRIUM
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Endosteum
one cell thick -they are osteoproginator cells that became osteoblasts -endosteal cells -also bone linning cells
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marrow
-has reticular fibers -RED MARROW DOES NOT GROW WITH BONE -Fat= yellow marrow (will increase with age)
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what type of marrow increases with age?
yellow marrow
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what do mature osteocytes have?
concentric llamellae -they surround the central canal
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nutrient foramine
-the opening in the bone hwere the b.v. reaches the marrow -in diaphysis and epiphysis -metaphyseal arteries bring the blood
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why is immature bone nonllamelar?
-because of collagen arrangement
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mature bone stains best with?
eosin
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immature bone stains best with?
hematoxolyn
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what trigers differentiation in an osteoproginator cell?
core binding factor alpha -the osteoprog are made inside and out of the cell and have light staining
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what is the protein in the matrix of osteoblasts?
osteoid
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what junctions do osteoblasts use?
gap junctions
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what does the mature bone cell have that the immature does not?
a matrix to enclose it -matrix is secreted by osteoblasts
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osteocyte can do what to the matrix?
degrade it through osteolysis
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what causes repairs?
osteoblasts
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when are canaliculi visible?
-visible in ground stains -NOT VISIBLE IN H AND E
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3 osteocyte stages
-quiscent -formative -resoptive
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quiescent osteocyte
-small golgi -mature calcified matrix
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formative
-larger golgi -osteoid
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resoptive
-more lysosome and golgi and er -IT IS THE PERICELLULAR SPACE AND HAS NO COLLAGEN
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osteolysis
breaks down the MMP (matrix mellaproteinases)
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bone lining cells are
-former osteoblasts that cover non remodeling bone -flat layer of cells -external= periosteal -internal= endosteal -gap junctions -regulate calcium and phosphate entering and leaving the bone
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osteoclasts
-multinucleated -has reportion bay -DO NOT come from osteoblasts -gran and monocyte cell lineages -2 trans factors -3 regions
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osteoclast regions
-ruffle border -clear zones -basolateral region
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ruffled border
-direct contact w bone -microvilli for exocytosis -slight stain -nuclei far from bone
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clear
-perimeter of cytoplasm -a compartment of the ruffled border -where resorption and degradation happen actin fillaments
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basolateral
-exocytosis of digested material -where transport vesicles from ruffle fuse and release content
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how to osteoclast resorb bone?
release proteina nd lysosomal hydrolases into ecm -after they suicide
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what are most vesicles in osteoclasts?
lysosomes