Intramembranous Ossification

Our body is capable of forming bone in two unique ways. In this video we will examine intramembranous ossification and the processes that allow it to take place.
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Hi! As a new students in a medical faculty I found this video really interesting! It explained a lot about intramembranous ossification which I can't even understand by reading some books about them myself. Thank you.

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Clearest explanation of these processes. I sat through my lecture, read through my book, even watched some videos here and was still clueless until I saw this. Thank you!

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I think it's important to specify that intramembranous bone formation originates from MSC's and NOT from cartilage precursors.

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The video has really help me understand about intramembranous ossification That I had not understood before in class

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paying so much tuition and my teacher din't cover this process once. Thank you so much very helpful!

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Thank you so much for this video, but can you tell me that are vascular tissues with embryonic vessels the same thing ?

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Great video! However, I still don't understand when exactly does the vascularisation of the tissue forme. Is it vascularized from the beginning? Does it happen in the middle of the process? and how?

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Hey this video really helped me, ossification process is really technical in the book i'm using i was in need of some more friendly explanaition, thanks a lot i got it all, i searched for this in spanish and the people there really sucked (it's my mother language)

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is the spongy bone the gaps between the trabeculae? so where the vascular tissue is?

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So the osteoclast are not also reaposible for turberclue formation as they are reached by the blood vessels?.

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how does it become mineralised? does the osteoblast secrete the mineral salts or does it come from outside e.g invading blood vessels??

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the osteoblast secrete osteoid which are technically a mineral salt

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why were the osteoprogenitor cells not included?

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Saw this for histology so different from physiology and anatomy

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[@dimkacracker]

So for the bones that only have trabeculae at their ends how would this occur?

[@leehailey3479]

intramembranous ossification usually occurs in flat bones. For long bones, they go through endochondral ossification instead.

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Sir whether this process is same for animals also

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Bone made by intramembranous ossification does not have red marrow . can you give me the reference where you have found this information?

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What's the difference between Mesenchymal cells and Osteogenic cells

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is it asteogenic before asteoblast?

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