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Patrick is a 16 year old boy whose body has stopped producing osteoclasts. What does this mean for his bones? What other parts of his body will be affected by this?
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Patrick is a 16 year old boy whose body has stopped producing osteoclasts. What does this mean for his bones? What other parts of
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Osteoclasts are the only bone resorbing cells, so, when his body stops producing osteoclasts, it results in deficiency of bone turnover and In osteopetrotic-like diseases.
The bone will be affected by this.
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