The problem of bone lamellation: An attempt to explain different proposed models
Abstract
Collagen texture and osteocyte distribution were analyzed in human woven- and lamellar-bone using scanning and transmission electron microscopy. We provide data substantiating the concept that lamellar bone is made up of an alternation of dense-acellular lamellae and loose-cellular lamellae, all exhibiting an interwoven texture of collagen fibers. An attempt is also made to explain how the present findings might conform to those of authors whose...
Paper Details
Title
The problem of bone lamellation: An attempt to explain different proposed models
Published Date
Jan 5, 2013
Journal
Volume
274
Issue
5
Pages
543 - 550
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