Definition of osteoid in English:

osteoid

adjective ˈɒstɪɔɪdˈɑstiˌɔɪd

Physiology Medicine

Resembling bone in appearance or structure.
骨样的
Example sentencesExamples
- Giant cells were admixed with osteoid tissue or with mitotically active mononuclear cells.
- Fulcra at either end of columnal strongly divergent, giving columnal an osteoid appearance.
- None of the CF patients' undecalcified biopsy specimens in the present study demonstrated the osteoid parameters (excess osteoid surfaces and thick osteoid seams) characteristic of vitamin D deficiency osteomalacia.
- These compounds are incorporated into hydroxyapatite crystals that are deposited in an osteoid matrix during new bone formation.
- Second, the tumor showed dual differentiation into a classic granulosa cell component with different patterns and a central component in which there was mesenchymal differentiation into smooth muscle and osteoid components.

noun ˈɒstɪɔɪdˈɑstiˌɔɪd

mass nounPhysiology Medicine

The unmineralized organic component of bone.
类骨质
Example sentencesExamples
- Because of its rarity the diagnosis may not be considered, particularly if osteoid is sparse.
- The cancer cells produce a bony substance called osteoid, which builds up into lumps on the bone.
- Microscopically, conventional osteosarcomas are composed of malignant-appearing spindle cells that produce osteoid.
- Osteoid osteoma is a benign tumor containing osteoid in a stroma of loose vascular connective tissue.

Definition of osteoid in US English:

osteoid

adjectiveˈästēˌoidˈɑstiˌɔɪd

Resembling bone in appearance or structure.
骨样的
Example sentencesExamples
- None of the CF patients' undecalcified biopsy specimens in the present study demonstrated the osteoid parameters (excess osteoid surfaces and thick osteoid seams) characteristic of vitamin D deficiency osteomalacia.
- Giant cells were admixed with osteoid tissue or with mitotically active mononuclear cells.
- These compounds are incorporated into hydroxyapatite crystals that are deposited in an osteoid matrix during new bone formation.
- Second, the tumor showed dual differentiation into a classic granulosa cell component with different patterns and a central component in which there was mesenchymal differentiation into smooth muscle and osteoid components.
- Fulcra at either end of columnal strongly divergent, giving columnal an osteoid appearance.

nounˈästēˌoidˈɑstiˌɔɪd

The unmineralized organic component of bone.
类骨质
Example sentencesExamples
- The cancer cells produce a bony substance called osteoid, which builds up into lumps on the bone.
- Osteoid osteoma is a benign tumor containing osteoid in a stroma of loose vascular connective tissue.
- Microscopically, conventional osteosarcomas are composed of malignant-appearing spindle cells that produce osteoid.
- Because of its rarity the diagnosis may not be considered, particularly if osteoid is sparse.

单词	osteoid
释义	Definition of osteoid in English: osteoid adjective ˈɒstɪɔɪdˈɑstiˌɔɪd Physiology Medicine Resembling bone in appearance or structure. 骨样的 Example sentencesExamples Giant cells were admixed with osteoid tissue or with mitotically active mononuclear cells. Fulcra at either end of columnal strongly divergent, giving columnal an osteoid appearance. None of the CF patients' undecalcified biopsy specimens in the present study demonstrated the osteoid parameters (excess osteoid surfaces and thick osteoid seams) characteristic of vitamin D deficiency osteomalacia. These compounds are incorporated into hydroxyapatite crystals that are deposited in an osteoid matrix during new bone formation. Second, the tumor showed dual differentiation into a classic granulosa cell component with different patterns and a central component in which there was mesenchymal differentiation into smooth muscle and osteoid components. noun ˈɒstɪɔɪdˈɑstiˌɔɪd mass nounPhysiology Medicine The unmineralized organic component of bone. 类骨质 Example sentencesExamples Because of its rarity the diagnosis may not be considered, particularly if osteoid is sparse. The cancer cells produce a bony substance called osteoid, which builds up into lumps on the bone. Microscopically, conventional osteosarcomas are composed of malignant-appearing spindle cells that produce osteoid. Osteoid osteoma is a benign tumor containing osteoid in a stroma of loose vascular connective tissue. Definition of osteoid in US English: osteoid adjectiveˈästēˌoidˈɑstiˌɔɪd Resembling bone in appearance or structure. 骨样的 Example sentencesExamples None of the CF patients' undecalcified biopsy specimens in the present study demonstrated the osteoid parameters (excess osteoid surfaces and thick osteoid seams) characteristic of vitamin D deficiency osteomalacia. Giant cells were admixed with osteoid tissue or with mitotically active mononuclear cells. These compounds are incorporated into hydroxyapatite crystals that are deposited in an osteoid matrix during new bone formation. Second, the tumor showed dual differentiation into a classic granulosa cell component with different patterns and a central component in which there was mesenchymal differentiation into smooth muscle and osteoid components. Fulcra at either end of columnal strongly divergent, giving columnal an osteoid appearance. nounˈästēˌoidˈɑstiˌɔɪd The unmineralized organic component of bone. 类骨质 Example sentencesExamples The cancer cells produce a bony substance called osteoid, which builds up into lumps on the bone. Osteoid osteoma is a benign tumor containing osteoid in a stroma of loose vascular connective tissue. Microscopically, conventional osteosarcomas are composed of malignant-appearing spindle cells that produce osteoid. Because of its rarity the diagnosis may not be considered, particularly if osteoid is sparse.
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