Common Variants of
            <i>RARRES2</i>
            and
            <i>Retn</i>
            Contribute to Susceptibility to Hand Osteoarthritis and Related Pain

Yan, Shaoyao; Liu, Hongliang; Nie, Huiyong; Bu, Gang; Yuan, Weili; Wang, Suoliang

doi:10.2217/bmm-2022-0103

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“…It has been seen how the inhibition of RETN in OA at the advanced stage leads to a reduction in the aforementioned catabolic activity [ 13 ]. RETN affects the OA risk and is associated with clinical features and severity in patients with OA [ 31 ].…”

Section: Synovial Proteomic Biomarkers In Oamentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards Precision Medicine for Osteoarthritis: Focus on the Synovial Fluid Proteome

Moretti

Bizzoca

Geronimo

et al. 2022

IJMS

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Osteoarthritis (OA) is a joint degenerative disease that most affects old age. The study of proteomics in synovial fluid (SF) has the task of providing additional elements to diagnose and predict the progress of OA. This review aims to identify the most significant biomarkers in the study of OA and to stimulate their routine use. Some of the major components of the ECM, such as proteoglycan aggrecan and decorin, were found considerably reduced in OA. Some biomarkers have proved useful for staging the temporality of OA: Periostin was found to be increased in early OA, while CRTA1 and MMPs were found to be increased in late OA. In its natural attempt at tissue regeneration, Collagen III was found to be increased in early OA while decreased in late OA. Some molecules studied in other areas, such as ZHX3 (oncological marker), LYVE1, and VEGF (lymph and angiogenesis markers), also have been found to be altered in OA. It also has been recorded that alteration of the hormonal pathway, using a dosage of PPAR-γ and RETN, can influence the evolution of OA. IL-1, one of the most investigated biomarkers in OA-SF, is not as reliable as a target of OA in recent studies. The study of biomarkers in SF appears to be, in combination with the clinical and radiological aspects, an additional weapon to address the diagnosis and staging of OA. Therefore, it can guide us more appropriately towards the indication of arthroplasty in patients with OA.

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Section: Synovial Proteomic Biomarkers In Oamentioning

confidence: 99%