4 main bone cells
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| what type of bone cell is located in a individual lacunae? | osteocytes
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| mature bone cells are | osteocytes
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| these cells do not divide within lacunae | osteocytes
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| most numerous bone cells are | osteocytes
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| these types of cells maintain bone matrix | osteocytes
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| will participate in the repair of damaged bone | osteocytes
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| can convert to osteoblasts or osteoprogenitor cells | osteocytes
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| types of cells that build bone | osteoblasts
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| thee cells produce new bone matrix by depositing calcium salts and proteins | osteoblasts
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| they become osteocytes once trapped in the matrix | osteoblasts
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| these cells continually divide to produce daughter cells | osteoprogenitor cells
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| a type of stem cells | osteoprogenitor cells
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| osteoprogenitor cells are located in the | - inner cellular layer of the periosteum
- the endosteum, which lines the medullary cavity
- lining of passageways containing blood vessels
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| these cells breaks down bone | osteoclasts
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| come from cells that produce white blood cells | osteoclasts
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| derived from stem cells that produce monocytes and macrophages | osteoclasts
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| responsible for osteolysis (dissolve bone matrix) | osteoclasts
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| these cells are continually involved in remodeling | osteoblasts and osteoclasts
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| maintains bone shape and composition of bone matrix | osteoclasts
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