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a soft pulpy tissue that lies in the spaces between the trabeculae of all bones. The marrow is active in providing a continual supply of red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets to meet the body's demand for oxygenation, immunity and coagulation. The bone marrow is composed of a variety of cells (blood cells in all stages of development, fat cells and reticulum cells), connective tissue and a mineralized osseous matrix. Bone marrow may be red (haematopoietically active) or yellow (fatty). The proportions of these two types vary at any given time, depending on the age and health of the person and on the specific bone or bone site being sampled. Although at birth red marrow is present throughout the skeleton, normally the marrow converts from haematopoietic to fatty marrow as the child grows older http://www.medcyclopaedia.com/library/topics/volume_iii_1/b/bone_marrow.aspx
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What makes up the inside portion of your bones?
marrow
What makes up the inside portion of bones?
sponge bone and marrow wich makes blood
What makes up your spine?
bones
What makes up baby bones?
sperm
What are the bones that makes up the center of the skeleton?
The pelvic bones (the ilium and the ischium).
What makes up all the bones in your body?
All the bones in the human body is made up of calcium.
What makes up the bones of the palm?
The bones of the palm are called as metacarpals. The small bones of the wrist are called as carpals.
What makes up a dogs tail?
bones, and cartaigle
What structure makes up skeletal system?
the bones.
What makes up the palm?
The bones in your palm are called:Metacarpals.
What makes up the center of short bones?
Medullary cavity (because bones like feet are short bones and they have the cavity)
What are bones for?
Bones hold you up. Without them you'd be a floppy jellyfish. Your bones also help to protect the soft parts inside your body.
