Osteoporosis vs. Normal Bone Structure
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Description of Illustrations
These two images are detailed cross-sections comparing normal denser bones to those with osteroporosis which are less dense. In bones with osteoporosis, the cross-section shows there is much less structure and more empty space in the network of calcium compunds which make up a bone.
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Original Course
Original Course: NUTR 100 - Contemporary Nutrition Concerns
Original Instructor: Rose L. Martin, Department of Nutrition
Other Uses: These image could be used in courses for biochemistry, organic chemistry, health sciences and others.
Year: 2004
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