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. 2022 Oct 20;10:1010818. doi: 10.3389/fcell.2022.1010818

TABLE 3.

The comparison of CPCs in normal and OA cartilage.

Species Age Gender Sites Severity Isolated methods Results Ref
Human 25–85 years old (N = 11) Lateral tibial plateau Normal cartilage Fibronectin attachment CPCs increased in OA cartilage but displayed increased senescent properties, such as telomere erosion Fellows et al. (2017)
54–85 years old (N = 11) Lateral tibial plateau adjacent to cartilage lesions OARSI grade 3.25 (mean) OA cartilage
Human Knee articular cartilage Normal cartilage A mixture of chondrocyte and CPCs Notch-1+ cells increased in OA cartilage Hiraoka et al. (2006)
OA cartilage
Human 22 ± 4 years (N = 3) Knee articular cartilage Normal cartilage Fibronectin attachment Lower CD34 and higher CD166 in OA CPCs Vinod et al. (2020b)
63 ± 7 years (N = 3) Grade 4 OA cartilage
Human 58–85 years old (N = 10) Tibia plateau cartilage OARSI grade 1–3 OA cartilage A mixture of chondrocyte and CPCs Cells from the mild OA cartilage showed higher CD105, Sox9 and Acan expression compared with severe OA cartilage after 14 days culture in vitro Mazor et al. (2017)
Rat 12 weeks old Hip and knee joints cartilage Normal cartilage Fibronectin attachment CPCs showed a transient proliferative increase in early OA, but could be inhibited by inflammation Tong et al. (2015)
8-week-old OA model In vivo
Human 45–76 years old (N = 15) 7 M/8 F Load-bearing of lateral femoral condyle Grade 1–2 OA cartilage A mixture of chondrocyte and CPCs Prevalence (CTPs/million cells) was not different between superficial and deep cartilage Mantripragada et al. (2018)
Human 63.6 years (N = 28) 9 M/19 F Lateral tibial plateau Grade 1–2 OA cartilage Migration Stronger cell migration and more CD105+/CD271+ cells in higher grade OA CPCs Wang et al. (2020b)
Medial tibial plateau Grade 3–4 OA cartilage
Human 47–79 years old (N = 12) 4 M/8 F Medial and lateral condyles cartilage Normal looking and degraded OA cartilage CD105+/CD166+ sorting The CPCs number, proliferation, and adipogenic potential in lesion area decreased and osteogenic potential increased Xia et al. (2016)