Question

multiple choice question where are osteochondral cells located? matrix of bone periosteum need help? review these concept resources.

Explanation:

Osteochondral cells are related to bone - cartilage structures. The periosteum is a membrane covering bones and contains various cell - types involved in bone growth and repair. Osteochondral cells are not located in the matrix of bone. They are more related to the interface and development between bone and cartilage, and periosteum is a more relevant location among the given options.

Answer:

Periosteum