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Cells that produce bone tissue are called?
Cells that form bones are called osteoblasts.
Is bone marrow in the thigh bone?
Hi, Bone marrow is the spongy material found in the center of most large bones in the body. Bone marrow produces red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets. Along with a biopsy (the sampling of mostly solid tissue or bone), an aspiration (the sampling of mostly liquid) is often done on the same time. :) Bone marrow is not a bone. No, bone marrow is not a bone. Bone marrow is the substance in the bone that is a soft tissue and produces blood cells.
Is cartilage harder than bone?
Bones develop from cartliage. Babies are born with a large amount of cartilage and more bones than adults. These bones eventually fuse together to form the normal number of adult bones. Much of the cartilage in babies grows into bone. Certain bone cells cause minerals to be deposited in the cartilage which makes it (bone) harder and stronger. Bone tissue begins to develop at the center of the cartilage, and blood vessels carry nutrients to the developing bone. As more bone tissue is formed, the bones grows longer. Eventually, the center of the bone is fully formed. A baby's bones are soft, but the gradually become harder and softer as more minerals are deposited. This hardening process is called ossification. As a child grows, new bone tissue is made between the head of the bone and its shaft in special areas called growth plates or growth zones. This is how we grow and get taller. Some cartilage remains at the ends of the bones to protect them. In other places, cartilage remains throughout life and does not turn into bone. This is the case with noses. Noses are shaped by cartilage--not bone.Source: Utah Education Network
How does the bone replace the cartilage in the body?
It uses cells called osteoblasts to lay down calcium and phosphorus in the extracelluar matrix that ultimately becomes bone, and turn into mature osteocytes.
What happens to a chicken bone soaked in cola?
It will turn black and yes it will dissolve the calcium it might also bend to provr that if u drink it it makes your bones weaker......
Cells that produce bone tissue are called?
Cells that form bones are called osteoblasts.
Turn into bone?
The process of turning into bone is called ossification.
What color is a chicken bone after it has been in vinegar for 5 days?
Well as a doctor you have many questions like this one here. The fibers or the bone will turn a yellowish color and the bone will break down and become very flexible
What happens when you put a chicken bone in vinegar?
When you soak bones in vinegar what will happen is that the chicken bone will weaken and the bone will become more flexible. So after soaking the chicken bone into vinegar for a week the bone will be so flexible that it will be able to bend. This is a great science fair project also.
How many bone lion have?
A lion, along with many of the large felines have about 250 bones. They have an especially flexible spine that allows them to turn quickly while hunting.
When red blood cell bursts what is it called?
After it bursts, it will fall onto the tissue and eventually turn into tissue.
Is bone marrow in the thigh bone?
Hi, Bone marrow is the spongy material found in the center of most large bones in the body. Bone marrow produces red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets. Along with a biopsy (the sampling of mostly solid tissue or bone), an aspiration (the sampling of mostly liquid) is often done on the same time. :) Bone marrow is not a bone. No, bone marrow is not a bone. Bone marrow is the substance in the bone that is a soft tissue and produces blood cells.
What material is flexible and absorbent?
No. In general it is repellent, hydrophobic, or simply impermeable.
What affects could osteoarthritis have on your knee joint?
Osteoarthritis can be responsible for the complete debilitation of the knee joint. which in turn can lead to the destruction of bone, muscle and other tissue in that area
Is cartilage harder than bone?
Bones develop from cartliage. Babies are born with a large amount of cartilage and more bones than adults. These bones eventually fuse together to form the normal number of adult bones. Much of the cartilage in babies grows into bone. Certain bone cells cause minerals to be deposited in the cartilage which makes it (bone) harder and stronger. Bone tissue begins to develop at the center of the cartilage, and blood vessels carry nutrients to the developing bone. As more bone tissue is formed, the bones grows longer. Eventually, the center of the bone is fully formed. A baby's bones are soft, but the gradually become harder and softer as more minerals are deposited. This hardening process is called ossification. As a child grows, new bone tissue is made between the head of the bone and its shaft in special areas called growth plates or growth zones. This is how we grow and get taller. Some cartilage remains at the ends of the bones to protect them. In other places, cartilage remains throughout life and does not turn into bone. This is the case with noses. Noses are shaped by cartilage--not bone.Source: Utah Education Network
What is ossification and why is it important?
That's the natural formation of or conversion into bone. Thanks to the process of ossification, moose antlers act as parabolic reflectors to enhance their sense of hearing! Male and female giraffes have prominent horn-like structures called ossicones, thanks to the natural process of ossification. See link:
How Do Cells Turn Into Tissues?
When millions of cells come together they form tissue When a group of cells unite to perform a specific function, it is called a tissue. For example photosynthetic tissue (chlorenchyma), storage tissue (parenchyma) and conducting tissues (xylem & phloem).
