The interplay between osteoarthritis and osteoporosis: Mechanisms, implications, and treatment considerations – A narrative review
Kai Huang,
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Haili Cai
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Experimental Gerontology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
197, P. 112614 - 112614
Published: Oct. 23, 2024
Language: Английский
Apoptotic vesicles derived from bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells increase angiogenesis in a hind limb ischemia model via the NAMPT/SIRT1/FOXO1 axis
Jinxing Chen,
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Zekun Shen,
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Bingyi Chen
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et al.
Stem Cell Research & Therapy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: March 1, 2025
Abstract
Background
Chronic
limb-threatening
ischemia
(CLTI)
is
the
most
severe
form
of
peripheral
arterial
disease
(PAD).
Mesenchymal
stem
cell
(MSC)
transplantation
holds
promise
as
a
treatment
for
CLTI;
however,
harsh
local
environment
poses
challenges
to
its
effectiveness.
Apoptotic
vesicles
(ApoVs)
are
extracellular
produced
by
cells
undergoing
apoptosis,
and
they
can
carry
various
biomolecules
from
their
parent
cells,
including
proteins,
RNA,
DNA,
lipids,
ions,
gas
neurotransmitters.
ApoVs
play
significant
roles
in
anti-inflammatory
responses,
anti-tumor
activities,
tissue
regeneration
through
intercellular
communication,
have
demonstrated
potential
drug
carriers.
In
this
study,
we
investigated
bone
marrow
(BMSC)-derived
treating
CLTI.
Methods
vivo,
explored
therapeutic
effect
on
hindlimb
model
Laser
Doppler,
matrigel
plug
assay,
histological
analysis.
vitro,
analyzed
effects
proliferation,
migration,
angiogenesis
HUVECs
uptake
process
ApoVs.
addition,
Proteomic
analysis,
western
blotting,
quantitative
real-time
PCR,
shRNA,
siRNA
were
used
analyze
ApoVs-induced
activation
downstream
signaling
pathways.
Results
BMSCs
showed
improvement
hind
limb
model,
still
exists
after
apoptosis
BMSCs.
Subsequently,
isolated
found
improve
mouse
vivo.
be
ingested
dynamin-,
clathrin-,
caveolin-mediated
endocytosis
promote
angiogenesis.
Mechanistically,
transferred
NAMPT
HUVECs,
therefore
activating
NAMPT/SIRT1/FOXO1
axis,
influencing
transcriptional
activity
FOXO1,
promoting
Conclusions
Our
results
demonstrate
that
transplanted
ameliorate
releasing
during
apoptosis.
The
main
mechanism
axis.
This
study
provides
different
insights
into
mechanisms
suggests
promising
direction
transplantation.
Clinical
trial
number
Not
applicable.
Graphical
Language: Английский
Remimazolam alleviates hepatic ischemia-reperfusion injury by activating FOXO1/3 signaling
Bo Zhou,
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Jian Liu,
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Lü Jin
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et al.
BMC Gastroenterology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(1)
Published: April 22, 2025
Hepatic
ischemia
reperfusion
injury
(HIRI)
frequently
gives
rise
to
aggravated
liver
damage.
Currently,
there
exists
a
diverse
range
of
anesthetic
drugs
that
possess
protective
capabilities
against
ischemia-reperfusion
(IRI).
Nevertheless,
the
specific
functions
and
underlying
mechanisms
remimazolam
(RMZL)
in
HIRI
have
not
been
fully
elucidated.
models
both
hepatocytes
mice
were
successfully
established.
To
evaluate
function
injury,
ELISA,
HE
TUNEL
staining
employed.
The
levels
oxidative
stress
markers
inflammatory
factors
measured
using
commercial
kits.
Cell
viability
apoptosis
by
CCK-8
flow
cytometry,
respectively.
abundance
genes
proteins
was
determined
utilizing
RT-qPCR
western
blot.
It
observed
RMZL
administration
greatly
alleviated
damage
repressed
inflammation
mouse
models.
In
vitro
experiments
demonstrated
strongly
protected
LO2
cells
from
H/R-induced
cell
damage,
stress,
responses.
Moreover,
FOXO1
FOXO3,
which
as
classic
protection
anti-oxidative
factors,
be
downregulated
tissue
H/R-challenged
cells.
Notably,
this
downregulation
could
reversed
RMZL.
Furthermore,
or
FOXO3
knockdown
abolished
effects
RMZL,
including
promoted
survival
inhibited
upon
H/R
exposure.
These
data
provided
robust
support
for
notion
attenuated
alleviate
through
enhancing
expressions,
suggesting
holds
great
promise
potential
candidate
treatment.
Language: Английский
Acetylation of FOXO1 is involved in cadmium-induced rat kidney injury via mediating autophagosome-lysosome fusion blockade and autophagy inhibition
Yingxin Ruan,
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Yang Xue,
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Pengyu Zhang
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et al.
Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
287, P. 117253 - 117253
Published: Nov. 1, 2024
Cadmium
(Cd),
a
potentially
toxic
elements,
has
the
potential
to
cause
harm
kidneys.
Studies
demonstrated
that
autophagosome-lysosome
fusion
blockade
and
consequent
autophagy
inhibition
is
related
Cd-induced
kidney
injury.
indicate
acetylation
of
forkhead
box
protein
O1
(FOXO1)
as
transcriptional
factor
lysosomal
genes,
but
its
roles
in
Cd-exposed
tissues
remains
unclear
till
now.
Therefore,
present
study
was
conducted
elucidate
this
issue.
Data
found
Cd
enhances
level
FOXO1
inhibits
expression
silent
information
regulator
1
(Sirt1,
deacetylase
FOXO1).
Pharmacological
activation
Sirt1
(SRT2104
treatment)
decreases
Cd-increased
FOXO1,
Cd-inhibited
transcription
Ras-related
7
(Rab7),
restores
Cd-blocked
autophagosome
lysosome,
alleviates
inhibition.
Moreover,
data
corroborated
inhibiting
conductive
mitigating
Collectively,
these
results
demonstrate
mediates
during
injury,
while
regulating
may
be
mechanism
treating
nephrotoxicity
after
exposure.
Language: Английский