ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Март 17, 2025
The
progression
of
osteoarthritis
(OA)
is
closely
linked
to
synovial
inflammation
caused
by
an
imbalance
between
M1
and
M2
macrophages.
To
tackle
this
problem,
we
developed
a
liposome
responsive
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS),
modified
with
folic
acid
ligands
target
M1-polarized
macrophages,
loaded
the
anti-inflammatory
agent
dimethyl
fumarate
(DMF).
This
liposome-based
drug
delivery
system
was
designed
reprogram
macrophage
phenotype
remodel
inflammatory
microenvironment
in
joint
cavity
alleviate
OA
degeneration.
prepared
had
suitable
size
negative
zeta
potential,
uniform
size,
good
stability
aqueous
solution,
excellent
biocompatibility.
Laboratory
tests
showed
that
these
DMF-filled
liposomes
notably
decreased
high
levels
ROS
M1-type
macrophages
shifted
polarization
via
Nrf2/HO-1
pathway,
which
turn
lessened
chondrocytes
averted
their
apoptosis.
Additionally,
animal
studies
demonstrated
containing
DMF
exhibited
notable
properties,
significantly
reduced
inflammation,
safeguarded
injured
cartilage,
reversed
changes
subchondral
bone,
effectively
slowed
mouse
model
induced
anterior
cruciate
ligament
transection
(ACLT).
Therefore,
ROS-responsive
targeting
represent
promising
valuable
approach
for
treatment.
Abstract
Osteoarthritis
(OA)
is
a
chronic
joint
disease
characterized
by
synovitis
and
cartilage
destruction.
The
severity
of
OA
highly
associated
with
the
imbalance
between
M1
M2
synovial
macrophages.
In
this
study,
novel
strategy
designed
to
modulate
macrophage
polarization
reducing
intracellular
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS)
levels
regulating
mitochondrial
function.
A
ROS‐responsive
polymer
synthesized
self‐assemble
astaxanthin
autophagy
activator
rapamycin
form
nanoparticles
(NP@Poly
RHAPM
).
vitro
experiments
show
that
NP@Poly
significantly
reduced
ROS
levels.
Furthermore,
restored
membrane
potential,
increased
glutathione
(GSH)
levels,
promoted
autophagy,
hence
successfully
repolarizing
macrophages
into
phenotype.
This
repolarization
enhanced
chondrocyte
proliferation
vitality
while
inhibiting
apoptosis.
vivo
utilizing
an
anterior
cruciate
ligament
transection
(ACLT)‐induced
mouse
model
revealed
anti‐inflammatory
cartilage‐protective
effects
,
effectively
mitigating
progression.
Consequently,
findings
suggest
intra‐articular
delivery
nanocarrier
systems
holds
significant
promise
as
potential
effective
therapeutic
for
treatment.
Osteoarthritis
(OA)
is
the
most
prevalent
joint
disease,
yet
effective
disease-modifying
OA
drugs
(DMOADs)
remain
elusive.
Targeting
macrophage
polarization
has
emerged
as
a
promising
avenue
for
treatment.
This
study
identified
skatole
through
high-throughput
screening
an
efficient
modulator
of
polarization.
In
vivo
experiments
demonstrated
that
administration
markedly
reduced
synovitis
and
cartilage
damage
in
both
destabilization
medial
meniscus
(DMM)-induced
mice
monosodium
iodoacetate
(MIA)-induced
rats.
Mechanistically,
activated
signal
transducer
activator
transcription
6
(Stat6)
signaling,
promoting
M2
polarization,
while
inhibiting
nuclear
factor-κB
(NFκB)
mitogen-activated
protein
kinase
(MAPK)
signaling
pathways
to
suppress
M1
RNA-sequencing
analysis,
targeted
metabolomics,
mitochondrial
stress
tests
further
revealed
treatment
shifted
macrophages
toward
oxidative
phosphorylation
energy
production.
Additionally,
it
up-regulated
genes
associated
with
glutathione
metabolism
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS)
pathways,
reducing
intracellular
ROS
The
CUT&Tag
assay
results
indicated
downstream
factor
p65
NFκB
can
directly
bind
gene
loci
related
inflammation,
phosphorylation,
metabolism,
thereby
modulating
expression.
regulatory
process
inhibited
by
skatole.
At
chondrocyte
level,
conditional
medium
from
skatole-treated
balanced
anabolism
catabolism
mouse
chondrocytes
apoptosis.
IL1β-treated
chondrocytes,
suppressed
inflammation
without
affecting
apoptosis
or
anabolism.
Overall,
maintains
immune
microenvironment
homeostasis
joints
preserves
function
balancing
catabolism,
effectively
alleviating
OA.
These
findings
suggest
skatole’s
potential
DMOAD.
Advanced Science,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 22, 2025
Abstract
Osteoarthritis
(OA)
is
increasingly
recognized
as
a
whole‐organ
disease
predominantly
affecting
the
elderly,
characterized
by
typical
alterations
in
subchondral
bone
and
cartilage,
along
with
recurrent
synovial
inflammation.
Despite
availability
of
various
therapeutics
medications,
complete
resolution
OA
remains
elusive.
In
this
study,
novel
functional
hydrogels
are
developed
integrating
natural
bioactive
molecules
for
treatment.
Specifically,
baicalin
(Bai)
combined
2‐hydroxyethyl
acrylate
(HEA)
to
form
polymerizable
monomer
(HEA‐Bai)
through
esterification,
which
subjected
reversible
addition‐fragmentation
chain
transfer
(RAFT)
polymerization
produce
Bai‐based
polymer
(P
m
).
These
macromolecules
incorporated
into
Schiff‐base
hydrogels,
demonstrate
excellent
mechanical
properties
self‐healing
performance.
Notably,
formulations
taken
up
fibroblast‐like
synoviocytes
(FLSs),
where
they
regulate
glycolysis.
Mechanistically,
inhibition
yes‐associated
protein
1
(YAP1)
suppressed
FLSs
glycolysis
reduced
secretion
inflammatory
factors,
including
interleukin
1β
(IL‐1β),
IL‐6,
IL‐8.
Furthermore,
hydrogel
(AG‐P
)‐OC,
severing
lubricant
nutrient,
prolonged
joint
retention
Bai,
thereby
reducing
cartilage
degradation
Meanwhile,
)‐OC
alleviated
pain
targeting
YAP1
signaling
inhibiting
macrophage
recruitment
polarization.
Taken
together,
flavonoid‐based
injectable
exhibits
enhanced
biocompatibility
efficacy
against
OA.
Osteoarthritis
(OA)
presents
a
significant
therapeutic
challenge,
with
few
options
for
preserving
joint
cartilage
and
repairing
associated
tissue
damage.
Inflammation
is
pivotal
factor
in
OA-induced
deterioration
synovial
inflammation.
Recently,
exosomes
derived
from
human
umbilical
cord
mesenchymal
stem
cells
(HucMSCs)
have
gained
recognition
as
promising
noncellular
modality,
but
their
use
hindered
by
the
challenge
of
harvesting
sufficient
number
effective
efficacy.
Given
that
HucMSCs
are
highly
sensitive
to
microenvironmental
signals,
we
hypothesized
priming
within
proinflammatory
environment
would
increase
secreted
enhanced
anti-inflammatory
properties.
Subsequent
miRNA
profiling
pathway
analysis
confirmed
interleukin-1
beta
(IL-1β)-induced
(C-Exos)
exert
positive
effects
through
regulation
signaling
modulation.
In
vitro
experiments
revealed
C-Exos
enhance
chondrocyte
functionality
matrix
production,
well
macrophage
polarization,
thereby
enhancing
repair.
were
encapsulated
hyaluronic
acid
hydrogel
microspheres
(HMs)
ensure
sustained
release,
leading
substantial
improvements
inflammatory
microenvironment
regeneration
rat
OA
model.
This
study
outlines
strategy
tailor
exosome
cargo
regenerative
purposes,
functionalized
HMs
demonstrating
potential
treatment.
Nano Letters,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
24(37), С. 11697 - 11705
Опубликована: Сен. 3, 2024
Osteoarthritis
(OA)
is
a
degenerative
joint
disease
characterized
by
obscure
etiology
and
unsatisfactory
therapeutic
outcomes,
making
the
development
of
new
efficient
therapies
urgent.
Superfluous
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS)
have
historically
been
considered
one
crucial
factors
inducing
pathological
progression
OA.
Ultrasmall
Prussian
blue
nanoparticles
(USPBNPs),
approximately
sub-5
nm
in
size,
are
developed
regulating
configuration
polyvinylpyrrolidone
chains.
USPBNPs
display
an
excellent
ROS
eliminating
capacity
catalase-like
activity,
capable
decomposing
hydrogen
peroxide
(H
Journal of Materials Chemistry B,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
12(25), С. 6242 - 6256
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2024
An
artificial
nano-enzyme-enhanced
hydrogel
was
developed
to
treat
OA
through
a
ternary
synergistic
strategy
of
efficiently
driving
O
2
production
from
endogenous
ROS
in
chondrocytes
and
maintaining
lubrication
at
the
articular
cartilage
interface.
Abstract
Mechanical
overloading
and
aging
are
two
essential
factors
for
osteoarthritis
(OA)
development.
Mitochondria
have
been
identified
as
a
mechano-transducer
situated
between
extracellular
mechanical
signals
chondrocyte
biology,
but
their
roles
the
associated
mechanisms
in
stress-associated
senescence
OA
not
elucidated.
Herein,
we
found
that
PDZ
domain
containing
1
(PDZK1),
one
of
proteins,
which
belongs
to
Na
+
/H
Exchanger
(NHE)
regulatory
factor
family,
is
key
biomechanically
induced
mitochondrial
dysfunction
during
progression.
PDZK1
reduced
by
overload,
diminished
articular
cartilage
patients,
aged
mice
mice.
Pdzk1
knockout
chondrocytes
exacerbates
overload-induced
degeneration,
whereas
intraarticular
injection
adeno-associated
virus-expressing
had
therapeutic
effect.
Moreover,
loss
impaired
function
with
accumulated
damaged
mitochondria,
decreased
mitochondrion
DNA
(mtDNA)
content
increased
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS)
production.
supplementation
or
mitoubiquinone
(MitoQ)
application
alleviated
degeneration
significantly
protected
functions.
MRNA
sequencing
from
controls
showed
deficiency
interfered
through
inhibiting
Hmgcs2
increasing
its
ubiquitination.
Our
results
suggested
plays
crucial
role
mediating
excessive
load-induced
dysfunction.
overexpression
preservation
functions
MitoQ
might
present
new
approach
OA.