Match each microscopic bone structure with its corresponding description.
-cavities in which bone cells are found
A)Lacunae
B)Central canal
C)Canaliculi
D)Trabeculae
E)Lamellae
F)Tr

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Lacunae are small cavities in the bone matrix that house bone cells, such as osteocytes.

Answer: C
 Canaliculi are small channels that connect lacunae and allow for the exchange of nutrients and waste materials between bone cells and blood vessels.

Answer: D
 Trabeculae are the bony struts or plates found in spongy bone tissue that provide structural support while also allowing for the passage of blood vessels and marrow.

Answer: E
 Lamellae are concentric rings or layers of bone matrix surrounding the central canal, containing collagen fibers and mineral salts.

Answer: B
 The central canal, also known as Haversian canal, is a channel or tunnel that runs vertically through the center of each osteon, housing blood vessels and nerves to supply nutrients to bone cells.

Answer: F
 There is no option labeled "Tr" in the provided list of choices.

Match Each Microscopic Bone Structure with Its Corresponding Description