H Marchand-Libouban1, M A Le Drévo, D Chappard. 1. LUNAM Universite, GEROM - LHEA Groupe d'Etudes Remodelage Osseux et bioMateriaux, IRIS-IBS Institut de Biologie en Sante, CHU d'Angers, 49933 ANGERS Cedex, France. helene.marchand-libouban@univ-angers.fr
Abstract
OBJECTIVES: Molecular events occurring in the bone marrow microenvironment of an immobilized mouse limb after Botulinum toxin (BTX) injection haven't been characterized. BTX injection induces a localized disuse in which the tissue events have well been characterized. METHODS: BTX injection was performed in the right quadriceps; saline injection in the left side was used as control. Mice were sacrificed at 0, 7, 14, 21 and 28 days; tibias were used for microCT analysis; bone marrow from femurs for RT-PCR analysis. RESULTS: MicroCT revealed bone loss and microarchitectural damages on the immobilized side as from 7d; cortical area tended to be lower on the immobilized limb at 28d. Gene expression of formation factors was altered as from 7 days post-BTX: alkaline phosphatase, Tgfβ1, Lrp5, Sfrp2. Only Sfrp2 and Lrp5 were maintained altered until 28d. Expression of Dkk1 increased from 21d and represented a late inhibitor of formation. Gene expression of resorption markers increased as from 7d (Rankl, Tracp, Il1α, Il1β and Il6) and was maintained until 28d for Tracp and Il6. CONCLUSION: A localized disuse induces rapid modifications in the bone marrow gene expression leading to bone loss due to an early decrease of formation associated with an increase in resorption.
OBJECTIVES: Molecular events occurring in the bone marrow microenvironment of an immobilized mouse limb after Botulinum toxin (BTX) injection haven't been characterized. BTX injection induces a localized disuse in which the tissue events have well been characterized. METHODS: BTX injection was performed in the right quadriceps; saline injection in the left side was used as control. Mice were sacrificed at 0, 7, 14, 21 and 28 days; tibias were used for microCT analysis; bone marrow from femurs for RT-PCR analysis. RESULTS: MicroCT revealed bone loss and microarchitectural damages on the immobilized side as from 7d; cortical area tended to be lower on the immobilized limb at 28d. Gene expression of formation factors was altered as from 7 days post-BTX: alkaline phosphatase, Tgfβ1, Lrp5, Sfrp2. Only Sfrp2 and Lrp5 were maintained altered until 28d. Expression of Dkk1 increased from 21d and represented a late inhibitor of formation. Gene expression of resorption markers increased as from 7d (Rankl, Tracp, Il1α, Il1β and Il6) and was maintained until 28d for Tracp and Il6. CONCLUSION: A localized disuse induces rapid modifications in the bone marrow gene expression leading to bone loss due to an early decrease of formation associated with an increase in resorption.
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