Bone in humans

1. BELLA AZSARIA
2. IGO GUNAWAN
3. RIFALDO P
4. OCTAVIA MARENTASE
5. TRISIA VIRONIKA
 Definition

Bone is a connective tissue

composed of cells, fibers and
matrix Extracellular. Bone serves
as a rigid body frame, and give
attachment for muscles and organs
are present in a person's body.
Bone also protect the brain, which
is located within the skull. Bones
protect the heart and lungs in the
chest cavity, and the sexual and
urinary organs are protected by the
bones called the pelvic bone.
 Bone Structure

The bones in the body form the skeletal system. human

skeleton consists of 206 bones. The skeletal system is jointly
developed the framework for the body. Broadly speaking, the
human skeleton consists of 206 bones which are divided into
two order axial ( body axis) and order appendicular ( member
body).
 Histology Bone In Humans

Bone Matrix
Matrix is a combination of protein and carbohydrate that binds
cells together or split one network from another. The matrix is
composed of serabu fibers and base material. Matrix is one of the
bonding network that works synergistically with bone cells in the
formation and adhesions between bone tissue. The matrix is
composed of 25% water, contains inorganic compounds (67%) of
calcium, phosphate, Na, Mg, bicarbonate and citric acid, as well
as organic compounds in the form of collagen (protein) type 1,
elastin fibers, reticular fibers (the future Fibroblasts also called
reticular cells), and contains glycosaminoglycans.
Bone Structure
 Bone Structure

The bones in the body form the skeletal system.

Human skeleton consists of 206 bones. The skeletal
system is jointly developed the framework for the
body. Broadly speaking, the human skeleton consists
of 206 bones which are divided into two order axial
(body axis) and order appendicular ( member body).