Complete the Concept Map to compare the locations and remodeling functions of osteoblasts and osteoclasts, and explain how hormones and physical stress regulate bone remodeling.

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Explanation:

Bone remodeling occurs by the remodeling units osteoblast which is bone deposition and osteoclast which is Bone resorption.

Bone deposition is the process that involves the deposition of minerals in bone tissues which takes place due to the process of osteoblast mainly. the bone deposition is possible in three ways when

- there is an increase in blood calcium.

- there is an increase in mechanical stress.

- decrease in parathyroid hormone

Osteoclast cause the degrade of bone tissue by releasing calcium ion from bone tissue which required opposite conditions than osteoblast that are -

- there is a decrease in blood calcium.

- there is a decrease in mechanical stress.

- increase in parathyroid hormone

A decrease in blood Ca++ concentration causes the parathyroid gland to release PTH, PTH results in osteoclasts to degrade bone tissue which releases Ca++ into the blood. A high level of Ca++, calcitonin results in calcium deposition into the bone.

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