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| Process of bone formation, during which cartilage is replaced by bone. |
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| Matur bone cells that are embedded in the bone matrix |
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| One of a network of tubes running through compact bone that contains blood vessels and nerves. |
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| Place where one bone attaches to another |
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| Bonce cells that break down old bone |
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| Tough layer of connetive tissue surrounding a bone |
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| Bone cells that produce new bone |
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| Soft tissue inside the cavities within bones |
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| muscle tissure type found in the heart |
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| muscle tissue type usually attached to bone that are resposible for voluntary movement |
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| A protein that is part of the thick filaments in each myofibril |
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| A protein that is part of the thin filaments in each myofibril |
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| When thin filaments of muscle fibers slide over thick filaments |
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| A neurotransmitter that produces a nerve impulse that causes a muscle fiber to contract |
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| Tough connective tissure that joins bones together |
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| muscle tissure type not usually under voluntary control. Example of control: Stomach, pupils |
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