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  • Substrate Stiffness Mediate Inflammatory Response of Chondrocyte Stimulated by IL-1β
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    10.16355/j.tyut.1007-9432.20230286
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    PurposesOsteoarthritisOAis a degenerative joint disease that commonly occurs in middle-aged and elderly people. Mechanical microenvironment is one of the most significant factors in the development of OA. Howeverwhen the mechanical microenvironment changesthe inflammatory response of chondrocyte is elusive.MethodsBy adopting polydimethylsiloxanePDMSsubstrates with varying stiffness which can mimic the physiological stiffness of chondrocyte pericellular matrixPCM),influences of co-regulated substrate stiffness and inflammatory factors interleukin-1βIL-1βon chondrocyte morphologyinflammatory mediatorsand PCM remodeling protein expression are quantitatively analyzed. Firstprostaglandin E2PGE2and nitric oxideNOreleased in different stiffness substrates and IL-1β stimulated substrates with chondrocytes are detected. Secondthe changes in different stiffness substrates and IL-1β stimulated substrates through immunofluorescence technique are observed and recorded. Thirdthe protein expressions of type Ⅱ collagenCOLIIand matrix metalloproteinase-13MMP13are measured by Western blot assay.FindingsThe experimental results identify that substrate stiffness regulates the response of chondrocyte to inflammatory signals. Soft substrate dramatically enhances the release of PGE2 and NOP<0.000 1),and MMP13P<0.05expressionwith IL-1β further enhances this regulation. In additionstiff substrate significantly increases chondrocyte spreading areaP<0.000 1and COLII expression levelP<0.01),IL-1β will further enhance this regulation.ConclusionsThis study will shed light into the mechanobiological mechanism of the chondrocyte sensing matrix mechanical microenvironment and provide a reference for optimizing cell-inductive biomaterials.

    Keywords:
    chondrocyte; substrate stiffness; interleukin-1β; pericellular matrix; type II collagen; matrix metalloproteinase-13;

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