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The upcoming discussion will update you about the differences between Bone and Cartilage.
Difference # Bone:
1. It is hard.
2. Matrix has an inflexible material, the ossein.
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3. Matrix always contains calcium salts.
4. Matrix occurs in lamellae.
5. Osteocytes give off protoplasmic processes.
6. Lacunae give offcanaliculi.
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7. Outer and inner layers of osteoblasts of a bone produce osteocytes.
8. Bones have rich blood supply.
9. Bone marrow is present that produces blood corpuscles.
10. Growth in bone is bi-directional.
Difference # Cartilage:
1. It is soft.
2. Matrix has a flexible material, the chondrin
3. Calcium sate may or may not be present in the matrix.
4. Matrix occurs in a homogenous mass (i.e..lamellae are absent).
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5. Chondrob lasts do not have protoplasmic process.
6. Lacunae do not have caoaliculi.
7. Such layers of chondroblasis are not present.
8. Cartilages do not have rich blood supply.
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9. Such structure is absent.
10. Growth in cartilage is unidirectional.
