Anatomy & Neurobiology ANA 812 Lab Session 6: Endochondral Bone formation and Compact Bone Ben Elitzur, Darren Monroe, Joshua Carter, Brad Turner, Erika.

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Anatomy & Neurobiology ANA 812 Lab Session 6: Endochondral Bone formation and Compact Bone Ben Elitzur, Darren Monroe, Joshua Carter, Brad Turner, Erika Erlandson

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide #26: Finger – Human H&E Endochondral Bone Formation Intramembranous Bone Formation 4x

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide #26: Finger – Human H&E Intramembranous Bone Formation Osteoblasts 10x

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide #14: Fetal Femur - Human 4X 10X Zones of Endochondral Bone Formation

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide #14: Fetal Femur - Human Zone of Quiescence (reserve cartilage) Zone of Proliferation Zone of Hypertrophy Zone of Calcification and Degeneration Zone of Ossification and Resorption 10X

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide #189: Dog Femur 4x Example of post-natal bone growth Hyaline Cartilage

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide #189: Dog Femur Epiphyseal Bone Diaphyseal Bone forming Epiphyseal Plate (Zone of endochondral bone formation) 10x

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide #189: Dog Femur 40x Zone of Proliferation Zone of Hypertrophy Zone of Calcification and Degeneration Zone of Ossification and Resorption

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide #22: Human Ulna Decalcified 4x Haversian Canal Osteons X-Section of Osteon 40x Blood vessel

Anatomy & Neurobiology Haversian Canal X-Section of Osteon Slide #22: Human Ulna Decalcified Interstitial Lamellae Concentric Lamellae 40x

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide #22: Human Ulna Decalcified 40x 4x Haversian Canal Volkmann’s Canal Osteon (Longitudinal Section)

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide #24: Human Compact Bone (Ground & Silver Stain) 4x Osteons

Anatomy & Neurobiology Slide #24: Human Compact Bone (Ground & Silver Stain) Canaliculi Volkmann’s Canal Haversian Canal 40x 10x Lacuna