The Osteon and Compact Bone Structure

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4.45 - lecturer introduces a mnemonic to aid with recall of various cell functions. "One way to remember that osteoblasts build bone is the fact that we have a 'B' in osteoblasts, the 'b' stands for building." Me - 'yep, helpful. Thanks.' 04.53 - Lecturer - "So osteocytes build bones". Me - "Wait, what?"

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Is a bone a tissue or an organ? Am confused

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the osteons are only in compact bone right ?

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[@ErictheMD]

Remember that "ae" signifies plural so it's not "1 lamellae, a second lamellae, a third lamellae" but "1 lamella, a second lamella, a third lamella". Otherwise fantastic video!

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[@MnMn-kx1sk]

what is found between the lamellae ?

[@daniellewinton2398]

you forgot Osteoprogenitor cells