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Exosomal transfer of osteoclast-derived miRNAs to chondrocytes contributes to osteoarthritis progression
by
Li, Fangfei
, Lu, Aiping
, Huang, Guangxin
, Zhang, Huarui
, Zhang, Zongkang
, Zhang, Ge
, Yu, Yuanyuan
, Chen, Lin
, Liu, Jin
, Liang, Chao
, Wu, Xiaohao
, Dang, Lei
, Zhong, Chuanxin
, Zhang, Bao-Ting
, Li, Dijie
, Lu, Jun
in
Angiogenesis
/ Animals
/ Arthritis
/ Cartilage
/ Chondrocytes
/ Mice
/ MicroRNAs
/ MicroRNAs - genetics
/ Osteoarthritis
/ Osteoarthritis - genetics
/ Osteoclasts
/ Surgery
/ Tissue Inhibitor of Metalloproteinase-2
2021
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Exosomal transfer of osteoclast-derived miRNAs to chondrocytes contributes to osteoarthritis progression
by
Li, Fangfei
, Lu, Aiping
, Huang, Guangxin
, Zhang, Huarui
, Zhang, Zongkang
, Zhang, Ge
, Yu, Yuanyuan
, Chen, Lin
, Liu, Jin
, Liang, Chao
, Wu, Xiaohao
, Dang, Lei
, Zhong, Chuanxin
, Zhang, Bao-Ting
, Li, Dijie
, Lu, Jun
in
Angiogenesis
/ Animals
/ Arthritis
/ Cartilage
/ Chondrocytes
/ Mice
/ MicroRNAs
/ MicroRNAs - genetics
/ Osteoarthritis
/ Osteoarthritis - genetics
/ Osteoclasts
/ Surgery
/ Tissue Inhibitor of Metalloproteinase-2
2021
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Exosomal transfer of osteoclast-derived miRNAs to chondrocytes contributes to osteoarthritis progression
by
Li, Fangfei
, Lu, Aiping
, Huang, Guangxin
, Zhang, Huarui
, Zhang, Zongkang
, Zhang, Ge
, Yu, Yuanyuan
, Chen, Lin
, Liu, Jin
, Liang, Chao
, Wu, Xiaohao
, Dang, Lei
, Zhong, Chuanxin
, Zhang, Bao-Ting
, Li, Dijie
, Lu, Jun
in
Angiogenesis
/ Animals
/ Arthritis
/ Cartilage
/ Chondrocytes
/ Mice
/ MicroRNAs
/ MicroRNAs - genetics
/ Osteoarthritis
/ Osteoarthritis - genetics
/ Osteoclasts
/ Surgery
/ Tissue Inhibitor of Metalloproteinase-2
2021
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Exosomal transfer of osteoclast-derived miRNAs to chondrocytes contributes to osteoarthritis progression
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Exosomal transfer of osteoclast-derived miRNAs to chondrocytes contributes to osteoarthritis progression
2021
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Osteoarthritis (OA) is a prevalent aging-related joint disease lacking disease-modifying therapies. Here, we identified an upregulation of circulating exosomal osteoclast (OC)-derived microRNAs (OC-miRNAs) during the progression of surgery-induced OA in mice. We found that reducing OC-miRNAs by Cre-mediated excision of the key miRNA-processing enzyme Dicer or blocking the secretion of OC-originated exosomes by short interfering RNA-mediated silencing of Rab27a substantially delayed the progression of surgery-induced OA in mice. Mechanistically, the exosomal transfer of OC-miRNAs to chondrocytes reduced the resistance of cartilage to matrix degeneration, osteochondral angiogenesis and sensory innervation during OA progression by suppressing tissue inhibitor of metalloproteinase-2 (TIMP-2) and TIMP-3. Furthermore, systemic administration of a new OC-targeted exosome inhibitor (OCExoInhib) blunted the progression of surgery-induced OA in mice. We suggest that targeting the exosomal transfer of OC-miRNAs to chondrocytes represents a potential therapeutic avenue to tackle OA progression.
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