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bone l General Histology & biology revision for dental students

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Bone l cell biology and histology revision for dental students 



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Bone

definition:

  • Highly specialized variety of c.t. that forms the skeleton & protect soft organs & serves for attachment  of muscle

consist of :

  • Bone cells (osteogenic , osteoblast , osteocyte , osteoclast) , bone matrix , periosteum and endosteum .


Bone cells

Osteogenic

Origin :

  • Pericytes  less differentiated cells which present around blood capillaries.

Sites

  1. Periosteum
  2. Inner osteogenic layer
  3. Endosteum
  4. Bone marrow cavities .

Light microscope :

  • Shape :  flat cells
  • Nuclei:  flat & central
  • Cytoplasm:  pale  basophilic .

Electron microscope :

  • Rich in ribosomes & rough endoplasmic reticulum

Function

  • Capable to divide and give  osteoblasts (bone forming  cell) during:

  1. Growth of bone.
  2. Healing of fracture bone

Osteoblast

Origin

  • Activated osteogenic .cells differentiated cells & can’t divide

Sites

  1. Periosteum ( activated inner  osteogenic layer )
  2. Endosteum.
  3. Bone marrow spaces walls

Light microscope :

  1. Shape : small , oval , branched cells 
  2. nuclei :oval, eccentric , open face
  3.  cytoplasm : deep basophilic cytoplasm negative golgi image

Electron microscope :

  • Rich in ribosomes & rough endoplasmic reticulum
  • Well developed golgi

Function

  • responsible for bone formation  by synthesis & secretion of bone matrix
  • calcification of bone by secretion of: phosphatase enzyme

Osteocyte

Origin :

  • Mature osteoblasts

Sites

  • Can’t divide so , present singly in each lacuna

Light microscope :

  • shape :oval , branched : cells
  • nuclei central oval,
  • cytoplasm : is slightly  basophilic rich is alkaline phosphatase enzyme

Electron microscope :

  • Rough endoplasmic reticulum  ribosomes, golgi apparatus, and  many cytoplasmic microtubules .
  • Cells are present inside lacunae  between bone lamellae
  • Inter connected by processes passing through bone canaliculi which connect adjacent lacunae together.
  • Cell processes communicate with one another by gap junctions that allow the electrolytes to pass freely from one cell to the other

Function

  • form bone matrix and vesicles rich in enzymes which preserve the integrity of the bone matrix

Osteoclast

Origin :

  • monocytes

Sites

  • On inner surface of bone where resorption occur :

  1. Endosteum
  2. Bone marrow spaces
  3. Medullary cavities

  • N.B: Each cell lies in a shallow cavity called “Howships Lacuna”

Light microscope :

  • Shape:  irregular , large cell with striated or brush border facing bone surface
  • nuclei: multinuclated cell “4-50”
  • Cytoplasm : foamy acidophilic

Electron microscope :

  • Striated (ruffled) zone.: Numerous finger like processes projecting from
  • the cytoplasm is rich in mitochondria & lysosomes vesicles

Function

  1. bone resorption  during ossification causing  remodeling of the bone
  2. remove bone debris after fracture healing

Bone Matrix

General character

  1. consistency is hard or solid             
  2. blood supply is rich

 

General structure

Organic components:

  • Represents about 50 %of the dry  weight of the bone matrix
  • Include :

  1. Sulphated GLUCOSAMINOGLYCAN (GAGs)
  2. Glycoprotein = Osteonectin Which anchor cells with bone matrix 
  3. Protein = Osteocalcin : It helps bone calcification
  4. collagen “Type I” 90% of  the organic component

Inorganic component

  • Represent about 50% of the dry weight of bone matrix.
  • include :-

  1. salts that form insoluble crystals called  “Hydroxy apitate  crystals”
  2. mainly of calcium and phosphorus salts.  
  3. In small amounts Sodium, carbonate, citrate, iron. Mg.

Types of bones

1- compact bone

  • It is solid ivory like with no apparent  holes 
  • It is formed of  bone lamellae in Regular pattern   

  1. Outer “external” circumferential lamellae
  2. Inner “Internal” circumferential! Lamellae
  3. Haversian system = Osteon Interstitial  “Inter- Haversian” Lamella

Sites :

  1. skull Outer & inner tables of the flat bones
  2. long bones : Shaft 
  3. vertebrae & ribs: Outer covering

2- cancellous bone

  • It is like - sponge with many holes
  • irregularly arranged bars or trabeculae that branch & anastmose
  • trabeculae; are separated by bone marrow spaces of irregular shape and size that are filled with activated red bone marrow

Sites :

  1. skull:  Central part of flat bones
  2. long bones :Epiphysis
  3. vertebrae and sternum : Bodies
  4. Young embryonic bone

Compact bone structure

1- Periostium

Definition

  • It is a vascular C.T. bone the  covering membrane from outside

Structure  

Outer fibrous layer

  • Rich in collagenous fibers , blood vassels &fibroblast

Inner osteogenic layer

  • Osteogenic of formed spindle-shaped cells change into  when activated osteoblast

Function :  

  1. Provide attachment for muscles, ligaments & tendons.
  2. Provide bone with blood supply and nourishment
  3. Inner osteogenic layer  is important for formation of bone during its growth and after its fracture

 

2- endostium

Definition

  • It is a vascular C.T. membrane that lines the inner surface of the bone, bone marrow cavities and Haversian canals

Structure  

  • Rich in

  1. Bone cells : osteogenic cells, osteoblasts, osteoclasts
  2. Blood vessel

Function :  

  1. Provide bone with blood supply & nourishment
  2. Bone cells bone formation and resorption during growth & healing after fracture

3-bone matrix & bone cells

  • Bone lamellae are deposited in regular pattern as  follow
  • Outer “external” circumferential lamellae: present under the periosteum and parallel to it.
  • Inner “Internal” circumferential  Lamellae :present under the endosteum and parallel to the medullary bone cavity, which contains the bone marrow
  • Haversian system = Osteon : the structural unit of the bones It ,  It is formed of:

A- Haversian canal

  1. It runs parallel to \ longitudinal axis of the bone
  2. It contains loose C.T., rich in blood Vessels, osteogenic cells

B- Concentric bone lamella

  • 4-20 cylinders of concentric bone lamellae arranged around Haversian canal

C- Osteocytes :

  • Found inside their lacuna in between the bone lamellae 

 

Inter  Haversian” Interstitial Lamellae “:

  • Formed  of calcified osteoid tissue present between Haversian systems 
  • Osteocytes are irregularly arranged between these lamellae

 

Volkman’s canals

  • Transverse or oblique canals
  • Connect Haversian canals together and with periosteal or endosteal  blood vessels
  • Lined with osteogenic cells and contain blood vessel


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