Calcium-binding proteins in osteoid serve to ______ calcium.

The function of osteocalcin relates to: 

Hematopoietic stem cells are located in:

________ is a disease typically affecting the elderly, characterized by brittle bones riddled with small holes/cavities.

In a normal, healthy adult, the body’s blood supply is produced in the:

Growth of cartilage that occurs along the edges/surfaces is called:

The most abundant protein component in osteoid is ______________ .

Parathyroid hormone (PTH) stimulates _________ activity.

______ is a bone disease characterized by haphazard, brittle bone formation.

Which part of the bone stores triglycerides (fats)?