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Create a New Study Set I Quizlet m BioSci 202: Section 403 Saved Help Drag each

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Explanation / Answer

--Stem cells

--Over activity of these cells could contribute to hypocalcaemia

-- Involved in bone deposition.

-- These cells should become more active when blood calcium levels are high

-- parathyroid hormone causes these cells to become more active

-- Calcitonin causes these cells to become less active

-- Bone resorbing cells

-- large multinucleate cells of bone

-- directly respond to mechanical stress

EXPLANATION:


Over activity of Osteoblasts contribute to hypocalcaemia in blood

It involves in bone deposition. These cells become more active when blood calcium levels are high

Osteoclasts are Bone resorbing cells
parathyroid hormone causes Osteoclasts to become more active and destroys bone cells, so these are Bone resorbing cells

Calcitonin causes Osteoclasts to become less active

Ostechondrial cells Osteoblasts Osteoclasts Osteocytes

--Stem cells

--Over activity of these cells could contribute to hypocalcaemia

-- Involved in bone deposition.

-- These cells should become more active when blood calcium levels are high

-- parathyroid hormone causes these cells to become more active

-- Calcitonin causes these cells to become less active

-- Bone resorbing cells

-- large multinucleate cells of bone

-- directly respond to mechanical stress