The chemical biomarkers C2C, Coll2-1, and Coll2-1NO2 provide complementary information on type II collagen catabolism in healthy and osteoarthritic mice
The chemical biomarkers C2C, Coll2-1, and Coll2-1NO2 provide complementary information on type II collagen catabolism in healthy and osteoarthritic mice
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10.1002/art.22875
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发表时间:
2007-10-01
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Henrotin, Y.
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Ameye, L. G.;Deberg, M.;Henrotin, Y.
Objective. Compared with wild-type (WT) mice, biglycan/fibromodulin double-deficient mice develop severe knee osteoarthritis. We undertook this study to compare type 11 collagen catabolism in the 2 genotypes and to compare the usefulness of 3 biomarkers of collagen degradation (C2C [also known as Col23/4C(long mono)] as well as the peptide Coll2-1 and its nitrated form, Coll2-1NO(2)) for evaluating collagen catabolism in vivo.Methods. In 15 WT mice and 15 biglycan/ fibromodulin double-deficient mice, we determined serum levels of C2C at ages 66 and 141 days, and we determined serum levels of Coll2-1 and Coll2-1NO(2) at ages 49, 81, 95, and 141 days. Expression of the biomarkers in knee sections was examined using immunohistochemistry.Results. The mean concentrations of C2C and Coll2-1 were higher in biglycan/fibromodulin double-deficient mice at all time points. For C2C and Coll2-1, the ratio of the serum concentration in biglycan/ fibromodulin double-deficient mice to that in WT mice (the double-deficient:WT ratio) was constant over time and was similar to 1.63 and similar to 1.15, respectively. In contrast, the double-deficient:WT ratio for Coll2-1NO(2) varied and, depending on age, was >1 or