Anthocyanins and Anthocyanidins in the Management of Osteoarthritis: A Scoping Review of Current Evidence
X. B. Ma,
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Kok‐Yong Chin,
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Sophia Ogechi Ekeuku
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Pharmaceuticals,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
18(3), P. 301 - 301
Published: Feb. 21, 2025
Background/Objectives:
The
consumption
of
food
rich
in
anthocyanins,
a
natural
pigment
found
plants,
has
been
associated
with
improved
joint
health.
However,
systematic
efforts
to
summarise
the
effects
anthocyanins
and
their
deglycosylated
forms,
anthocyanidins,
managing
osteoarthritis
(OA)
are
lacking.
This
scoping
review
aims
comprehensively
current
evidence
regarding
role
anthocyanidins
OA
management
highlights
potential
research
areas.
Methods:
A
comprehensive
literature
search
was
performed
using
PubMed,
Scopus,
Web
Science
January
2025
look
for
primary
studies
published
English,
main
objective
investigating
chondroprotective
regardless
study
designs.
Results:
seven
included
showed
that
suppressed
activation
inflammatory
signalling,
upregulated
sirtuin-6
(cyanidin
only),
autophagy
(delphinidin
only)
chondrocytes
challenged
various
stimuli
(interleukin-1β,
oxidative
stress,
or
advanced
glycation
products).
Anthocyanins
also
preserved
cartilage
integrity
increased
pain
threshold
animal
models
OA.
No
clinical
trial
this
field,
suggesting
translation
gap.
Conclusions:
In
conclusion,
agents,
but
more
investigations
required
overcome
gap
translation.
Language: Английский
Palm Tocotrienol Preserves Trabecular Osteocyte Indices and Modulates the Expression of Osteocyte Markers in Ovariectomized Rats
Sophia Ogechi Ekeuku,
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Shafiq Zikry Zarir,
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A Razali
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et al.
Biomedicines,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(5), P. 1220 - 1220
Published: May 18, 2025
Background/Objective:
Palm
tocotrienol
has
bone-protective
properties
in
animal
models,
yet
its
underlying
mechanism
remains
unclear.
Given
osteocytes’
role
bone
homeostasis,
this
research
aimed
to
investigate
the
effects
of
palm
on
quantity
osteocytes
and
expression
osteocyte-specific
markers
ovariectomized
rats.
Methods:
Adult
female
rats
(Sprague
Dawley;
three-month-old;
n
=
6/group)
were
randomly
divided
into
baseline,
sham
control,
unemulsified
(UPT),
emulsified
(EPT),
positive
control.
The
baseline
group
was
euthanized
without
intervention,
whereas
underwent
a
laparotomy
procedure
which
ovaries
not
excised.
other
groups
bilateral
removal
subsequently
received
UPT
(100
mg/kg/day,
50%
vitamin
E),
EPT
25%
or
combination
glucosamine
sulfate
(250
mg/kg/day)
calcium
carbonate
(1%
drinking
water).
Control
induced
with
similar
gavage
stress
olive
oil.
After
10
weeks,
all
sacrificed
for
serum
analysis.
Results:
significantly
increased
trabecular
osteocyte
total
lacunae
numbers
(p
<
0.05
versus
control).
Both
treatments
reduced
mRNA
levels
dentin
matrix
protein-1
control),
sclerostin
unchanged
>
However,
neither
nor
improved
circulating
skeletal
redox
status
Conclusions:
may
support
health
by
preserving
modulating
osteocyte-mediated
remodeling.
Further
is
required
elucidate
precise
mechanisms.
Language: Английский
Updates in the skeletal and joint protective effects of tocotrienol: a mini review
Kok-Yong Chin
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Frontiers in Endocrinology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: June 21, 2024
Osteoporosis
and
osteoarthritis
continue
to
pose
significant
challenges
the
aging
population,
with
limited
preventive
options
pharmacological
treatments
often
accompanied
by
side
effects.
Amidst
ongoing
efforts
discover
new
therapeutic
agents,
tocotrienols
(TTs)
have
emerged
as
potential
candidates.
Derived
from
annatto
bean
palm
oil,
TTs
demonstrated
efficacy
in
improving
skeletal
joint
health
numerous
animal
models
of
bone
loss
osteoarthritis.
Mechanistic
studies
suggest
that
exert
their
effects
through
antioxidant,
anti-inflammatory,
Wnt-suppressive,
mevalonate-modulating
mechanisms
bone,
well
self-repair
chondrocytes.
However,
human
clinical
trials
this
field
remain
scarce.
In
conclusion,
hold
promise
agents
for
preventing
osteoporosis
osteoarthritis,
pending
further
evidence
trials.
Language: Английский
An injectable CS-hydrogel incorporating TPGS for cartilage repair
Qingqiang Tu,
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Dong Jiang,
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Rongcheng Hu
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et al.
Materials & Design,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
241, P. 112894 - 112894
Published: March 31, 2024
Osteoarthritis
(OA)
is
a
progressive
and
degenerative
disease
associated
with
articular
cartilage
injury.
Current
conservative
or
surgical
treatments
cannot
effectively
terminate
the
progress
of
OA,
usually
leading
to
total
joint
replacement
at
end
stage.
Also,
it
still
challenging
treat
defect
for
demands
dual-pronged
approach
which
simultaneously
addresses
both
repair
relief
osteochondral
inflammation.
In
this
study,
we
embarked
on
pioneering
exploration
D-α-Tocopherol
polyethylene
glycol
1000
succinate
(TPGS),
an
FDA-approved,
water-soluble
derivative
natural
vitamin
E.
TPGS
was
found
relieve
inflammation
in
vitro
vivo.
We
further
extended
application
by
establishing
injectable
collagen-chondroitin
sulfate
(CS)
hydrogel
incorporated
(TPGS@CS-hydrogel),
achieved
excellent
repair.
RNA-seq
showed
that
anti-inflammatory
effect
TPGS@CS-hydrogel
were
related
interruption
interplay
oxidative
stress
inflammation,
thus
promoting
regeneration.
conclusion,
provided
new
insights
prevention
treatment
lesion.
Language: Английский