Degradation of Bone and the Role of Osteoclasts, Bone Lining Cells and Osteocytes

作者: Vincent Everts , Paul Saftig

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-16861-1_8

关键词: Bone resorptionCathepsin KBone remodelingOsteoclastBone healingCell biologyChemistryResorptionBone cellProteolytic enzymes

摘要: Resorption of bone depends on the combined action osteoblast-like lining cells and osteoclasts. The cell plays an essential role in modulating formation osteoclasts mean time prepares surface for these multinucleated resorbing to attach to. osteoclast attaches resorption starts with lowering pH at site, a site that is secluded from rest surrounding environment. lowered results dissolution mineral component, thus exposing matrix. matrix subsequently digested by proteolytic enzymes, among which cysteine proteinase cathepsin K appears be essential. Recent findings indicate not all are alike, different bones may harbour differ several aspects, enzymes used resorption. In this chapter we will discuss steps result degradation bone, onset new deposition presence various sites.

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