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 Osteoclasts are mobile [[Zelle/en|cell]]s and originate from [[Hämatopoese/en|hematopoietic]] [[Stammzellen/en|stem cells]] of the [[Knochenmark/en|bone marrow]].
-Their immediate precursor cells accumulate as [[Monozyten/en|monocytes]] at sites of bone[[Resorption/en|resorption]] and fuse into osteoclasts as required. Osteoclasts are multinucleated giant cells, have a well developed [[Golgi-Apparat/en|Golgi apparatus]], little [[Endoplasmatisches_Retikulum/en|endoplasmic reticulum]], but are rich in [[Mitochondrien/en|mitochondria]] and [[Lysosom/en|lysosome]]alen [[enzymes]]. Osteoclasts use proteolytic [[Enzym/en|enzymes]] to degrade the intercellular substance of bone tissue and absorb the degradation products.
+Their immediate precursor cells accumulate as [[Monozyten/en|monocytes]] at sites of bone[[Resorption/en|resorption]] and fuse into osteoclasts as required. Osteoclasts are multinucleated giant cells, have a well developed [[Golgi-Apparat/en|Golgi apparatus]], little [[Endoplasmatisches_Retikulum/en|endoplasmic reticulum]], but are rich in [[Mitochondrien/en|mitochondria]] and [[Lysosom/en|lysosome]] [[Enzym/en|enzymes]]. Osteoclasts use proteolytic enzymes to degrade the intercellular substance of bone tissue and absorb the degradation products.
 Differentiation and activation of osteoclasts are controlled by hormones (parathormones, estrogens, thyroid hormones) and cytokines.

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-Osteoclasts are mobile [[Zelle/en|cell]]s and originate from [[hematopoiesis|hematopoietic]] [[Stammzellen/en|stem cells]] of the [[Knochenmark/en|bone marrow]].
+Osteoclasts are mobile [[Zelle/en|cell]]s and originate from [[Hämatopoese/en|hematopoietic]] [[Stammzellen/en|stem cells]] of the [[Knochenmark/en|bone marrow]].
 Their immediate precursor cells accumulate as [[Monozyten/en|monocytes]] at sites of bone[[Resorption/en|resorption]] and fuse into osteoclasts as required. Osteoclasts are multinucleated giant cells, have a well developed [[Golgi-Apparat/en|Golgi apparatus]], little [[Endoplasmatisches_Retikulum/en|endoplasmic reticulum]], but are rich in [[Mitochondrien/en|mitochondria]] and [[Lysosom/en|lysosome]]alen [[enzymes]]. Osteoclasts use proteolytic [[Enzym/en|enzymes]] to degrade the intercellular substance of bone tissue and absorb the degradation products.

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 Differentiation and activation of osteoclasts are controlled by hormones (parathormones, estrogens, thyroid hormones) and cytokines.
-Osteoclasts also possess [[Östrogene/en|estrogens]] [[Rezeptor/en|receptors]] via which the estrogens inhibit the recruitment of osteoclasts. An osteoclast can break down the same amount of bone that 100 [[Osteoblasten/en|osteoblasts]] build up during this time. Although both cell types act in the opposite direction, they work in the context of the remodelling processes in the bone tissue - [[Hormon/en|hormone]]ell controlled and coordinated with each other.
+Osteoclasts also possess [[Östrogene/en|estrogens]] [[Rezeptor/en|receptors]] via which the estrogens inhibit the recruitment of osteoclasts. An osteoclast can break down the same amount of bone that 100 [[Osteoblasten/en|osteoblasts]] build up during this time. Although both cell types act in the opposite direction, they work in the context of the remodelling processes in the bone tissue - [[Hormon/en|hormone]] controlled and coordinated with each other.
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osteoclast

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 Differentiation and activation of osteoclasts are controlled by hormones (parathormones, estrogens, thyroid hormones) and cytokines.
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+Osteoclasts also possess [[Östrogene/en|estrogens]] [[Rezeptor/en|receptors]] via which the estrogens inhibit the recruitment of osteoclasts. An osteoclast can break down the same amount of bone that 100 [[Osteoblasten/en|osteoblasts]] build up during this time. Although both cell types act in the opposite direction, they work in the context of the remodelling processes in the bone tissue - [[Hormon/en|hormone]]ell controlled and coordinated with each other.
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osteoclast

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-Osteoclasts also possess [[Östrogene/en|estrogens][[receptors]] via which the estrogens inhibit the recruitment of osteoclasts. An osteoclast can break down the same amount of bone that 100 [[Osteoblasten/en|osteoblasts]] build up during this time. Although both cell types act in the opposite direction, they work in the context of the remodelling processes in the bone tissue - [[Hormon/en|hormone]]ell controlled and coordinated with each other.
+Osteoclasts also possess [[Östrogene/en|estrogens][[Rezeptor/en|receptors]] via which the estrogens inhibit the recruitment of osteoclasts. An osteoclast can break down the same amount of bone that 100 [[Osteoblasten/en|osteoblasts]] build up during this time. Although both cell types act in the opposite direction, they work in the context of the remodelling processes in the bone tissue - [[Hormon/en|hormone]]ell controlled and coordinated with each other.
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 https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osteoklast <sub>([https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lizenzbestimmungen_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported Wikipedia CC-by-sa-3.0])</sub>