Answer:
osteoclasts
Explanation:
Osteoclast is a cell that makes up the bone matrix, quite large compared to other cells, multinucleated, and is involved in resorption and remodeling of bone tissue. It has a lysosome-rich cytoplasm, numerous mitochondria, and a highly developed Golgi complex.
Although it was once believed that osteoclasts came from osteoprogenitor cells, they are now known to come from bone marrow derived from coalescent monocytes.
