Question

What is the role of osteocytes, osteoblasts, and osteoclasts in bone repair

Answer 1

@bibby

Answer 2

what do you already know about those?

Answer 3

i know they are all found in the bone

Answer 4

what about what do they do and what they are?

Answer 5

The osteocyte is capable of bone deposition and resorption. osteoclasts, breaks it down. ostesoblast make the bone i think.

Answer 6

\(\sf \color{red}{Osteoblast}\) is the differentiated bone-forming cell that secretes bone matrix
\(\sf \color{red}{Osteocyte}\) the mature bone cell, residing in lacuna, is enclosed by bone matrix that is previously secreted by an osteoblast
\(\sf \color{red}{Osteoclast}\) is a large multinucleated cell whose function is resorption of bone

Answer 7

\(\sf \color{red}{Osteoblasts}\):
- bone forming cells
- found on surface of bone
- no ability to mitotically divide
- collagen secretors
\(\sf \color{red}{Osteocytes}\):
- mature bone cells
- derived form osteoblasts
- do not secrete matrix material
- cellular duties include exchange of nutrients and waste with blood.
\(\sf \color{red}{Osteoclasts}\):
- bone resorbing cells
- bone surface
- growth, maintenance and bone repair

Answer 8

wow thank you man . This i really going to help me understand i really appreciate the help

Answer 9

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVougiCEgH8
listen to this carefully and correlate the functions of each cell
i believe you will be able to understand what are the roles of each in repairing

Answer 10

you are welcome lol
p.s. im a girl :D

Answer 11

@Somy ......wow you smart

Answer 12

lol @oOKawaiiOo i'd say same about you :D