From: Phenotypic alteration of macrophages during osteoarthritis: a systematic review
Author | Cell source | Species | Study type | Conclusions |
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Mahon et al. [29] | PBMC | Human | In vitro | BCP promotes macrophage M1 polarization during OA pathogenesis 2DG reverses BCP-induced M1 polarization in OA |
Zhou et al. [30] | RAW264.7 | Mouse | In vitro & In vivo | ACLT model induces an increase of M1 polarization in synovial macrophage. Kin attenuates the number of M1 macrophage and up-regulated the M2 macrophage. |
Jablonski et al. [31] | N/A | Mouse | In vivo | The predominant macrophage population observed in uninjured knee joint is M1 macrophage. |
Benjamin et al. [32] | N/A | Dog | In vivo | CR (cruciate rupture) model leads to a M1 polarization in synovial macrophage. |
Haltmayer et al. [33] | N/A | Horse | In vitro | The osteochondral-synovial explant co-culture OA-model indicates a shift towards M1 phenotype during OA progression |
Liu et al. [34] | Synovial fluid; PBMC | Human | In vivo | Human knee synovial macrophage displays an increased M1 polarization and decreased M2 polarization. |
Sambamurthy et al. [35] | N/A | Mouse | In vivo | DMM model presents an elevated M1 polarization and decreased M2 polarization during OA progression |
Wang et al. [36] | BMMC | Mouse | In vivo & In vitro | DMM model demonstrates increased numbers of M1 macrophages and decreased number of M2 macrophage. BTZ could reversed this pathological process |
Zhang et al. [37] | Synovium | Mouse | In vivo | Both human OA and CIOA model display an elevated M1 polarization |
Timur et al. [38] | Hoffa’s fat pad | Human | In vivo | PGE2 released by OA HFP is positively associated with M1 macrophages polarization, indicating a role for macrophages. Celecoxib modulated the inflammation ratio towards a more favorable anti-inflammatory M2 phenotype |
Topoluk et al. [39] | Synovium and cartilage explant | Human | In vitro | OA coculture of synovium with cartilage demonstrates increased M1 polarization. |
Wu et al. [13] | N/A | Mouse | In vivo | DMM model demonstrates increased numbers of M1 macro |
Manferdini et al. [40] | Human SMMC & PBMC | Human | In vitro | ASCs are responsible for the switching of activated-M1-like inflammatory macrophages to a M2-like phenotype |
Pal et al. [41] | PBMC | Human | In vitro | SFN could shift monocyte/macrophage differentiation towards the anti-inflammatory M2 type |
Siebelt et al. [42] | Human monocyte | Rat | In vitro | TA induces a M2 polarization in macrophage |
Fahy et al. [43] | SMMC and fibroblast | Human | In vitro | M1 macrophages downregulate MSC chondrogenesis |
Tsuneyoshi et al. [44] | N/A | Human | In vitro | The distribution and M1/M2 expression profiles of synovial macrophages are different between OA and RA synovium. |
Zhang et al. [45] | N/A | Rat | In vivo | In a Rat osteochondral defect model, M2 macrophages in cartilage and synovium increase. The intervention of exosomes increases the M2 macrophages and decreases M1 macrophage |
Hu et al. [46] | N/A | Rat | In vivo | Quercetin promotes cartilage repair by modulating macrophages polarization to M2 macrophages in Rat OA model |
Dai et al. [47] | RAW264.7 | Rat | In vivo & In vitro | SCII immunomodulates a phenotype shift of macrophages from M0 to M2 during OA progression |
Barreto et al. [48] | PBMC | Human | In vitro | Lumican contributes to the innate immune-mediated pathogenesis of primary IOA via macrophage M1 polarization |
Kraus et al. [49] | N/A | Human | In vivo | One patient OA synovium presents M1 and M2 marker simultaneously. |
Utomo et al. [50] | PBMC | Human | In vitro | Dexamethasone lowers M1/M2 proportion in OA synovium. |
Perla et al. [51] | THP-1 cell; PBMC | Human | In vitro | Overexpression of CD163 contributes the transition from M1 to M2 when stimulated with LPS |
Nobuaki et al. [52] | N/A | Mouse | In vivo | Polarization towards M2-like macrophages from M1-like macrophages in the synovium is associated with OA alleviation by SRT2104. |
Menarim et al. [53] | BMMC | Horse | In vitro | BMNCs cultured in normal synovial fluid or inflamed synovial fluid exhibit aspects of both M1 and M2 phenotypes and immunoregulatory response. |
Zhou et al. [54] | RAW264.7 | Mouse | In vivo & In vitro | Modified Nanoparticles suppress M1 macrophages and upregulate M2 macrophage infiltration in the synovium, thus preventing cartilage degeneration |
Shu et al. [55] | N/A | Mouse | In vivo | Hyaluronan could increase the anti-fibrotic M2c macrophages (F4/80+CD206+CD301+) 12 weeks post DMM |