What is a lacuna in a tissue?

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Mandira P.
Nov 8, 2016

Lacuna is a space within tissue matrix; the space is occupied by the cell.

Explanation:

Lacuna is seen in bones and cartilagenous tissue. Thus within lacunar space cells like chondrocyte/osteocyte are present, depending on the type of tissue.

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