what is the function of the organic part of bone matrix?of the inorganic part(bone salts)?
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The organic part is where blood cells are manufactured. The inorganic part is for structural strength
The organic part is cells that produce bone matrix (inorganic) with excess calcium and phosphorus, and break down the bone salts when the calcium is needed elsewhere in the body. The inorganic matrix provides protection, support and structure for the body. And, actually, red bone marrow is the place where formed elements of the blood are manufactured. Dude, this is not exactly botany. :-P
