Joint injury induces metabolic changes in mice, revealing sex-based differences that may guide therapies.
Joint injury induces coordinated metabolic responses locally and systemically that extend beyond the injured joint and are influenced by sex. Integrating metabolomic and spatial analyses reveals how injury modulates joint pathophysiology across tissues and reveals sex-specific patterns relevant to PTOA risk. These findings improve pre-clinical PTOA models and deepen our understanding of the complex role of injury and sex in osteoarthritis pathogenesis, laying the foundation for targeted therapeutic strategies.
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