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6 February, 17:32

Cells that remove excess bone tissue after fracture repair are

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    The answer to this question would be osteoclast.

    Osteoclast is a cell that has an enzyme that able to digest bone called collagenase. Osteoclast also able to secrete acid that will solve the bone mineral. The osteoclast is used to remove excess bone in the remodeling phase. The bone that removed will be turned into calcium and phosphate that released into the blood.
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