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**gross structure** Bone tissues divide into two forms: Compact bone (aka cortical bone) * The outer dense bony layer. Spongy bone (aka trabecular, cancellous, or medullary bone), the inner bony meshwork. Bone regions Diaph
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**Steps of Intramembranous Ossification** * Embryologically, skeletal tissues typically derive from mesoderm: the midline (axial) skeleton derives from the somites and the appendicular (the limb) skeleton derives from the lateral plate. * Mesen
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Compact bone Ivor Mason Winner of the Wellcome Image Awards, 2009 “These circular structures are regions of compact bone from a human femur. Compact bone forms a hard outer shell around the spongy bone that makes up the marrow space in the centre. Light micrograph.”
Compact Bone, Human (GR stain)
Compact bone, Volkmann canal (TPA stain)
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Compact Bone, Haversian canal, canaliculi, osteocytes (TPA stain)
Compact Bone, Canaliculi, Osteocytes (TPA stain)
