Human |
25–85 years old (N = 11) |
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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)
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54–85 years old (N = 11) |
|
Lateral tibial plateau adjacent to cartilage lesions |
OARSI grade 3.25 (mean) OA cartilage |
Human |
|
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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
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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)
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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)
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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)
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