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Osteogenesis (None)

Target: None
Molecular classification: Biological Process

Overview

Osteogenesis (also called ossification) is the physiological process by which new bone tissue is formed. This occurs during embryonic development, growth after birth, fracture healing, and throughout life as part of normal bone remodeling. The term "osteogenesis" can also be used in pathological contexts (e.g., heterotopic ossification).

Other names: OssificationBone formation

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Biological functions

Skeletal developmentBone remodelingMineral homeostasisFracture healingAdaptation to mechanical stress

Disease associations

OsteoporosisFracture non-unionDelayed healingHeterotopic ossificationOsteogenesis imperfecta

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