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Chapter 7, Problem 15DYKB
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To analyze:
The steps involved in endochondral ossification.
Introduction:
The formation of bone is renowned as osteogenesis or ossification. As the progenitor cells form osteoblastic lines, they undergo 3 major stages of cell differentiation recognized as proliferation, matrix maturation, and mineralization.
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Describe in proper sequence the events of endochondral ossification.
Place the following stages into the correct spaces to represent the chronological order of intramembranous ossification.
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Deposition of
Stage 1 (1/4)
Stage 2 (2/4)
osteoid tissue
into embryonic
mesenchyme
Filling of space
to form compact
bone at surfaces,
leaving spongy
bone in middle
Calcification of
osteoid tissue
and entrapment
of osteocytes
Honeycomb of
spongy bone
with developing
periosteum
Stage 3 (3/4)
Stage 4 (4/4)
differentiate endochondral ossification from intramembranous ossification.
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