Bone tissue engineering | hierarchical structure

It seems that bone tissue is rigid and static tissue. However, they are made out of cells which makes them very dynamic. If we want to talk about bone tissue engineering, the first step is to talk about the biological structure and the Physiological aspect of the bones. Then, we can move to the current tissue engineering technologies. In this video, I will break down the bone organ and talk about the different types of stem cells and fully differentiated cells.
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References:
1. Zhu, Guanyin, et al. "Bone physiological microenvironment and healing mechanism: Basis for future bone-tissue engineering scaffolds." Bioactive materials 6.11 (2021): 4110-4140.
2. Buckwalter, J. A., and R. R. Cooper. "Bone structure and function." Instructional course lectures 36 (1987): 27-48.
3. Olszta, Matthew J., et al. "Bone structure and formation: A new perspective." Materials Science and Engineering: R: Reports 58.3-5 (2007): 77-116.
Attributions:
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The music tracks in this video is composed by:
1. Dreamer by @Hazy
• Hazy - Dreamer
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Timestamps:
00:00 Bone structure and function
02:04 Bone stem cells
02:17 Bone specialized cells and their functions
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#bone #stemcells #regenerativemedicine

[@nulled7888]

This channel produces so many interesting and unique videos, how come you don't have a larger audience :/
TH-cam being youtube i guess.

[@Find-the-Devil]

Thank you for your encouraging comment. I hope It gets better with your support. Thank you for watching.

[@ryanelam4472]

From your understanding, are the mechanical properties of bone tissue already well understood, or are there improvements to be made in the computational modelling at finer scales?

[@upgrade_it]

Is it a cell capturing erythrocytes at (0:07) th-cam.com/video/ULot6h7ZDsQ/w-d-xo.html or is it a macrophage? Do you have the link to the source video? Thank you

[@Find-the-Devil]

This is a human macrophage cell line engulfing red blood cells from sheep. Video by Dr. Richard Tsai. th-cam.com/users/results?search_query=macrophage+eat+bacteria