Assertion: apoptotic osteocyte | /r/HasProperty | protected in the bone
Facets:
value: from phagocytosis
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Osteocytes have been considered to suppress bone resorption because osteocyte death is eventually followed by bone resorption  ,  ,  ; however, apoptotic and necrotic death markers can concomitantly be present in the same cell  ; progression to secondary necrosis could ensue in apoptotic osteocytes that are protected in the bone from phagocytosis  ,  ; molecules that can elicit necrosis-induced immune signaling or inflammation are released from the plasma membrane during necrosis to actively recruit a defensive or reparative response in regions that have sustained damage  ; and osteoclasts are highly regulated to respond appropriately to inflammatory changes in their microenvironment  .