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What is the function of the lacunae?

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14y ago
Updated: 10/17/2024

The lacunae is the space that holds the cartilage in the bones of the human body. This allows us to move, walk, run, and jump without feeling pain of the bones hitting each other.

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Lacunae are the small spaces between the lamellae which house the bone cells. The lacunae are linked together by minute channels called canaliculi.

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