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How is a bone similar to other living tissues?
Bone is not just similar to living tissue; it actually is living. It is classified as a connective tissue. The living cells in bone are called osteocytes. The osteocytes are surrounded by a hard matrix of calcium and phosphate called hydroxyapatite.
Are cartilage and bone living tissues?
Yes, both cartilage and bone are living tissues. They contain cells, such as chondrocytes in cartilage and osteocytes in bone, that help maintain the structure and function of these tissues. Blood vessels also supply nutrients and oxygen to these tissues, allowing them to grow, repair, and remodel.
What is a living organ made of bone cells connective tissues and minerals?
humerus
Different types of tissues working together make up?
bone?...
Can bones get transferred?
Bone, like many other tissues, can be donated from living or deceased donors. Bones can also be repositioned in the body (auto transplanted) to replace sections damaged or removed.
How can you say that bones are living?
Bone is a tissue, it is living in a sense <doesn't have consciousness. There are small channells in the bone tissue that nourish it. A healthy bone grows, it supports and is involved in production of blood. Bones are made of cells, like all tissues, the cells have a metabolism.
The support tissues in the body consist of what?
The support tissues in the body consist of connective tissues such as tendons, ligaments, and cartilage. These tissues provide structure and support for other tissues and organs in the body.
How is the bone and other tissues held together after a bunionectomy?
After this procedure, the bones and other tissues are held in place while they heal by compression dressings or a short cast.
What are tissues are found in the skin?
skin tissues, mussle tissues, organ tissues and bone tissues.
Why are the cells in your ears designd differently then the cells in your eyes?
Living cells are differentiated to be suitable to their use. Ears don't see, they hear. Eyes don't hear, they see. Neither one produces insulin, the cells of the pancreas do. None of these carry oxygen to the body's tissues, the red corpuscles do. Cells that create bone (Osteoblasts) are quite different from the above cells. And cells that destroy bone (Osteoclasts) are different, still. Cells that are part of living bone (Osteocytes) are even different. But all cells do their intended jobs exceedingly well.
How do muscles and bones function together to support each other?
With ligaments and tissues connected to the bone
How do muscles and bones function together and support each other?
With ligaments and tissues connected to the bone
