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where are articulated joints?

knee


hip

what is primary Osteoarthritis?

slow progressive loss of ECM and chongrogenic phenotype in articular cartilage

What about cartilage changes with age in OA?

less PG


less aggrecan/in pieces

DMM = ?

Destabilisation of Medial Meniscus

More catabolism than synthesis of aggrecan or collagen?

collagen:




shown to have greater role i OA when mutations were made in aggrecan/collagen at cell specific site where they interact with ECM

which gene is a member of TGF-beta family in ECM Homeostasis?

GDF5

what is RUNX2 ?

mast transcription factor that drive endochondrial ossification including MMP-13 expression

What genes encoded PTHrp driven by IHH secretion?

PTHLH

What is SMAD3 protein involved in?

intracellular signalling involved in TGF-beta production

What is the cause of RA ?

immune mediated damage

which HLA is RA linked to?

HLA-DR4

RA is characterised by inflammation of synovium due to ..?

presence of specific B cell and CD4TH cell mediated by autoimmunity

What effect do cytokines have on fibroblasts?

leads to MMP and RANK Ligand production

What do Osteoclasts to?

destroy bone in joint

What are the possible autoAg?

collagen (CIA)


agrecan (PGIA)

What does INFLIXIMAB do?

binds TNFalpha and blocks its action

What does RITUXIMAB do?

It is specific for CD20 and kills B cells