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Based upon what you know what would happen to bone tissue if one of the three types of bone cells were missing but the other types of bone cells were present in the tissue?

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My conviction is what would happen to the bone tissue if one pf the three bone cells were missing but the other types of bone cells were present in the tissue is that it would be beneficial to have all four bone cells in the human tissue based on anatomy and celllar organisms such as humans but having only one bone cell in the human tissue would and create a longer time standard to heal if the human goes trough internal bleeding and even external.

Having all four cells would make the tissue stronger and it is imperitive to have many more red and white blood cells to heal the tissue.The bone tissue would still be part of the human body as obvious but in a weaker and more vunerable stage.

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