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Picture Gallery
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organisations on the understanding that a clear acknowledgement
is made.
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should first contact the named researcher.
If you would like to contribute an image please email Dr
Colin Farquharson
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Osteoporotic bone
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Low power scanning electron microscope
image, showing osteoporotic architecture in the fourth lumbar
vertebra of an 89 year old woman (20 times magnified). The bone
is heavily eroded in places by the action of osteoclasts and
consists mainly of thin, fragile struts. By
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View a video clip of osteoporotic bone
(of the vertebra described above)
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(.wmv 0.6MB)
Quicktime Player (.mov
1MB)
By kind permission of
Alan Boyde ([email protected]) |
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Normal bone
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View a video clip of normal bone
Animation made from low power scanning electron microscope
images, showing normal bone architecture in the third lumbar
vertebra of a 30 year old woman (20 times magnified).
Strong, interconnected plates of bone are visible.
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(.wmv 0.5MB)
Quicktime Player (.mov
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Alan Boyde ([email protected]) |
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Very low power scanning electron microscope image, showing
normal bone architecture in the fourth lumbar vertebra of
an 41 year year old man (8 times magnified). A regular pattern
of interconnected plates and thick struts of bone can be seen.
By kind permission of
Alan Boyde ([email protected]) |
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Osteoclasts
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Scanning electron micrograph showing osteoclast resorbing
bone.
By kind permission of
Tim Arnett ([email protected]) |
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Breakfast, lunch and dinner for an osteoclast!
By kind permission of
Alan Boyde ([email protected]) |
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Osteoclast |
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Time lapse movie of a rat osteoclast. This
large cell has 7 nuclei, and displays complex motile activity.
The sequence is speeded up 100 times
Windows Media Player
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(.wmv 10MB)
Quicktime Player
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(.mov 5MB)
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(.mov 9MB)
By kind permission of
Tim Arnett ([email protected]) |
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Osteoblasts |
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