Long Bone Development

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Process which long bone is made:

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Endochondral ossification

Question 2

Endochondral ossification

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Manufacture of hyaline cartilage bone model that ossifies

Question 3

First step of Endochondral ossification

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Fetal cells called mesenchyme form

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Mesenchyme cells

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Cells that can develop into any type of connective tissue

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Two types of cells that develop from mesenchyme cells

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Chondroblasts

Osteoprogenitor cell

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Chondroblast

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Cartilage forming cell that become hyaline cartilage

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Osteoprogenitor cell

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Cells that eventually become osteoblasts

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Step 2 of Endochondral ossification

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Chondrablasts migrate to location and shape of future bone

Osteoprogenitors aggregate around edges

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Step 3 of Endochondral ossification

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Chondrablasts secrete cartilage matrix

Forms cartilage bone model

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Chondracyte

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Chondrablasts that become trapped in cartilage matrix

Housed in lacunae

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Step 4 of Endochondral ossification

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Chondracytes in center of cartilage die and form medullary cavity

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Medullary cavity of cartilage model becomes:

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Penetrated by exterior blood vessels.

Walls of blood vessels become endosteum

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Step 5 of Endochondral ossification

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Blood cells are formed in medullary cavity which becomes red bone marrow

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Step 6 of Endochondral ossification

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Blood vessels penetrate epiphyses and permanent red bone marrow forms

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Step 7 of Endochondral ossification

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Osteoprogenitor cells form periosteum and change into osteoblast

Grows bone’s diameter

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Osteoblast purpose and physiology:

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Secrete bone matrix with the use of calcium ions from blood

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Epiphyseal plate

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Found in metaphysis

Grows bone in length

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4 zones of epiphyseal plate

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1) Zone of resting cartilage
2) zone of proliferation
3) zone of hypertrophy
4) some of calcified cartilage

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Zone of resting cartilage

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Region of cells that anchor growth plate to epiphyses

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Zone of proliferation

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Groups of chondroblasts that reproduce quickly to increase number

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Zone of hypertrophy

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Chondrablasts from zone of proliferation increase in size

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Zone of calcified cartilage

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Matrix squires calcium ions and hardens

Becomes new part of bone

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How is periosteum developed

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Osteoprogenitor cells form the periosteum

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Periosteum layers (2 layers)

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1) osteogenic layer

2) fibrous layer

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Osteogenic layer

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Deeper layer of periosteum | Adheres to the bone through sharpey’s fibers

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What cells form the osteogenic layer?

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Osteoprogenitor cells that develop into osteoblasts Osteoclasts are scattered throughout

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Fibrous layer

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Superficial layer Made of fibrous connective tissue

Question 28

What fuses into the fibrous layer of periosteum

Answer 28

Tendons that attach to muscles And Ligaments that attach to bone