BIOL 319 Exam 2: Layers of the Epiphyseal Plate

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What is the zone after the zone of reserve cartilage?

zone of hyperplasia: also known as the zone of proliferation or growth zone

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What is hyperplasia?

increase in number of cells

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What happens in the zone of hyperplasia?

interstitial division: forms columns of chondrocytes in lacunae

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What is the next zone after the zone of proliferation?

zone of hypertrophy: where primary ossification starts

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What happens in the zone of hypertrophy?

chondrocytes get larger as well as their lacunae

about to apoptosis

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What is the zone after the zone of hypertrophy?

zone of calcification: chondrocytes make calcified coffin and start dying

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How thick is the epiphyseal plate?

3 zones thick: resting cartilage, proliferation, hypertrophy

soft tissue

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Is the zone of calcification bone?

no: deadened cartilage

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What zone is after the zone of calcification?

zone of ossification: osteoblasts and clasts converting graveyard into new bone

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Where are osteoblasts and clasts working in the zone of ossification?

border of diaphysis

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Where is the proximal epiphyseal plate located?

close to trunk of the body

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Where is the distal epiphyseal plate located?

further from trunk of the body

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What is appositional growth?

growing bone wide

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What 2 things has to occur when bone widens?

thicken diaphyseal wall

widen the medullary cavity 

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What is bone remodeling?

destruction and construction harmonizing in bone

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Who are the builders and destroyers of bone?

builders: osteoblasts

destroyers: osteoclasts