Biology, asked by katherinefathima5, 1 day ago

Where do sharpey's fibres occur inside human?

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Answered by kingraj42

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Sharpey's fibres are embedded into the cementum and the alveolar Bone's periosteum of the teeth and provide joining between periodontal ligament and tooth. The largest organ of the body is skin.

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