epiphyseal plate which collagen type?

[voicesinmyhead]

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Type X or Type II ????

wiki says type X

DIT says type II (well, DIT has had one too many errors in my experience)

 

[Phloston]

If this had been million-dollar trivia, type-X would have been the first out of my mouth.

 

[Locrian]

You should have asked the voices inside your head.

Also, type II. And also, Type X. Or neither, idk, get off my back.

 

[voicesinmyhead]

Lol. thanks i guess 🙂

who knows, this could be the first question in your step1 exam! haha

 

[Brain Bucket]

Type X or Type II ????

wiki says type X

DIT says type II (well, DIT has had one too many errors in my experience)

It's both.

 

[voicesinmyhead]

.thanks. Not trolling right?

 

[Brain Bucket]

No. I might be wrong but that's what my notes from histo say. I haven't bothered looking into it further.

If you're really interested, you could email your histology HoD.

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[Morsetlis]

If this had been million-dollar trivia, type-X would have been the first out of my mouth.

Type X collagen will never be the correct answer choice.

In fact the most esoteric answer choice I chose on my Step 1 was "tuberin". Lol.

 

[stronghold]

I am interested to know the answer too

 

[SpecterGT260]

Type X collagen will never be the correct answer choice.

In fact the most esoteric answer choice I chose on my Step 1 was "tuberin". Lol.

This would be my vote. 1 is scars and bone, 2 is cartilage, 3 is soft organs, 4 is basement membranes. Always go with these if asked on a USMLE exam.

 

[voicesinmyhead]

Who is guero and whats the story behind that sig?

 

[SpecterGT260]

In most quotes within a VB forum there is a little blue sideways arrow. It takes you to the quote.

 

[voicesinmyhead]

In most quotes within a VB forum there is a little blue sideways arrow. It takes you to the quote.

Looks like "darknet" out there.

Im good. 🙂