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Intramembrenous Osteocytes (
RSMBs
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Embryonic Index:
Bn.RSMBs.InOCs
Intramembrenous osteocytes give rise to the the flat bones of the skull.These cells are non-proliferative osteocytes embedded in the mineralized in the bone matrix.
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