Effects of equine joint injury on boundary lubrication of articular cartilage by synovial fluid: role of hyaluronan.
Effects of equine joint injury on boundary lubrication of articular cartilage by synovial fluid: role of hyaluronan.
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10.1002/art.34520
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2012-09
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Sah, Robert L.
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Antonacci, Jennifer M.;Schmidt, Tannin A.;Serventi, Lisa A.;Cai, Matthew Z.;Shu, Yuyu L.;Schumacher, Barbara L.;McIlwraith, C. Wayne;Sah, Robert L.
To compare equine synovial fluid (eSF) from post-injury and control joints for cartilage boundary lubrication function, putative boundary lubricant molecules hyaluronan (HA), proteoglycan-4 (PRG4), and surface-active phospholipids (SAPL), relationships between lubrication function and composition, and lubrication restoration by addition of HA. eSF from normal (NL), acute injury (AI), and chronic injury (CI) joints were analyzed for boundary lubrication of normal articular cartilage as kinetic friction coefficient (μkinetic). eSF were also analyzed for HA, PRG4, and SAPL concentrations and HA molecular weight (MW) distribution. The effect of addition of HA, of different concentrations and MW, to AI- and NL-eSF samples on μkinetic was determined. The μkinetic of AI-eSF (0.036) was higher (+39%) than that of NL-eSF (0.026). Compared to NL-eSF, AI-eSF had a lower HA concentration (−30%) of lower MW forms, higher PRG4 concentration (+83%), and higher SAPL concentration (+144%). CI-eSF had μkinetic, HA, PRG4, and SAPL characteristics intermediate to that of AI-eSF and NL-eSF. Regression analysis revealed that μkinetic decreased with increasing HA concentration in eSF. The friction-reducing properties of HA alone improved with increasing concentration and MW. Addition of high-MW HA (4,000kDa) to AI-eSF reduced μkinetic to a value near that of NL-eSF. In the acute post-injury stage, eSF exhibits poor boundary lubrication properties as indicated by a high μkinetic. HA of diminished concentration and MW may be the basis for this, and adding HA to deficient eSF restored lubrication function.
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通讯作者:
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作者:
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