INVOLVEMENT OF PROSTAGLANDINS FROM RHEUMATOID SYNOVIUM IN INHIBITION OF ARTICULAR-CARTILAGE METABOLISM
INVOLVEMENT OF PROSTAGLANDINS FROM RHEUMATOID SYNOVIUM IN INHIBITION OF ARTICULAR-CARTILAGE METABOLISM
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DOI:
10.1002/art.1780210807
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发表时间:
1978-01-01
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MANKIN, HJ
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LIPPIELLO, L;YAMAMOTO, K;MANKIN, HJ
Short term incubations of rabbit articular cartilage in media from cultures of human rheumatoid synovial tissue resulted in marked inhibition of 3H-Gly and Na235SO4 incorporation into trichloroacetic acid (TCA) insoluble macromolecules by the cartilage segments with little effect on degradation of prelabeled cartilage matrix. This inhibition was time-dependent and not observed in cartilage segments incubated in media derived from rheumatoid synovia cultured with indomethacin (a specific inhibitor of prostaglandin synthesis). No indomethacin-sensitive cartilage inhibitory activity was detectable in media from cultures of normal synovia. The ether solubility of the majority of the inhibitory activity and the indomethacin sensitivity suggest that the inhibitor(s) are prostaglandins.