Match the name of the cell to one description a. Totipotent stem cell b. Unipotent stem cell c. Embryonic stem cells d. Osteo progenitor cells e. Osteoblasts A general term that includes undifferentiated cells that can take various cellular characteristics  A type of bone cell that will eventually become a mature bone cell  Atype of unipolar stem cells that can only become osteoblasts  Totipotent stem cells  Osteocytes Most of the stem cells in the adult body while in this category. These include stem cells in the skin and muscle and bone Stem cells that are cell undifferentiated they can become any type of cell in the human body or even a placenta cell

Name the specific names of cells found in bone

Which of the following traits are common to many cancer cells (more than one answer may be correct)A.  Uncontrolled growth and divisionB.  Chromosomes abnormalitiesC.  Absence of a cytoskeletonD.  Decreased adhesion to other cells

Tumors associated with breast cancer usually arise from either epithelial cells or fibroblasts. Because optimal treatment differs depending on the cellular origin of the tumor, it’s important for doctors to determine which cell type is present in a tumor. Unfortunately, the distinctive morphology of epithelial cells is lost when they become cancerous, so this determination cannot be made based on cell shape alone. How might determination of the class(es) of intermediate filaments present in tumor cells aid a doctor in figuring out which cell type is involved in the tumor?

Which of the following hormones is not known to directly affect bone growth?   a. insulin     b. estrogen     c. testosterone     d. growth hormone

(Select all that are correct) Which ones of the following statements are true about articular cartilage? Articular cartilage cells tend to NOT change their original phenotype when they are cultured on 2D substrates in vitro It is an avascular tissue Articular cartilage is a type of hyaline cartilage It is composed of chondrocytes and highly packed ECM

Compare and contrast red and yellow bone marrow. Where do you find each? What are each of their compositions and functions

Which cell has a ruffled border and acts to break down bone matrix? From your knowledge of organelles, state which organelle would be the likely source of the enzymes that can digest bone matrix.

Name the specific names of cells found in bone

1. A) What kind of cartilage tissue is found supporting the trachea wall?   A. Fibrocartilage   B. Elastic cartilage   C. Hyaline cartilage   D. All of the above B) A bone with approximately the same width, length, and height is most likely a(n) _________________.   A. long bone   B. short bone   C. flat bone   D. medullary   E. A and B C) The Haversian (central) canal in each osteon contains ______________.   A. hydroxyapatite   B. synovial fluid   C. osteoblasts   D. blood vessels   E. chondroitin sulfate D) What makes bones strong?   A. Silica   B. Calcium and phosphorus   C. Blood and marrow   D. Cartilage E) Which of the following cells is primarily responsible for bone resorption?   A. Osteoblasts   B. Osteoclasts   C. Chondroblasts   D. Chondrocytes   E. Osteocytes F) The remodeling of bone is a function of _________________.   A. chondrocytes and osteocytes…