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@ -46,9 +46,11 @@ Osteoclasts and osteoblasts because in OI they dont have enough bones and in FOV |
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What tissues are involved? |
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What tissues are involved? |
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structural protein fibers that help keep bones strong in the OI case. |
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bone /cell physiology going awry? |
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bone /cell physiology going awry? |
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the osification is one great example of cells not doing what they are supposed to and making bones instead of making scar-tissue. |
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The brittle bones is a good example of the osteoclasts going hay-wire and over preforming and causing brittle bones. |
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