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Differences in male and female mice in a model of early osteoarthritis
Kendal McCulloch
, John Cole
, Lynette Dunning
, R J van 't Hof
, John Riddell
, CS Goodyear
, John Lockhart
, Carmen Huesa
School of Health and Life Sciences
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Female Mice
100%
Male Mice
100%
Early Osteoarthritis
100%
Osteoarthritis
88%
Dorsal Root Ganglion
55%
Pain Behavior
33%
Young Female
22%
Sham
22%
Gene Expression
22%
Subchondral Bone
22%
Dynamic Weight Bearing
22%
OVX Mice
22%
Young Males
11%
Cartilage
11%
No Significant Difference
11%
Destabilization of the Medial Meniscus
11%
Cartilage Injury
11%
Paired T-test
11%
Microcomputed Tomography
11%
Joint Pain
11%
Synovitis
11%
Membrane Transport
11%
Histology
11%
Calcium Ion
11%
Osteosclerosis
11%
Musculoskeletal Disorders
11%
Subchondral
11%
Female-to-male
11%
Gene Expression Changes
11%
Development Pathways
11%
Neuron Projection
11%
Joint Parameters
11%
Mechanical Withdrawal Threshold
11%
Ovariectomized
11%
RNA-seq Analysis
11%
Contralateral Hemisphere
11%
Lymphocyte Development
11%
Bone Modeling
11%
Von Frey
11%
Joint Degeneration
11%
Biological Sex
11%
Medicine and Dentistry
Osteoarthritis
100%
Dorsal Root Ganglion
62%
Contralateral
50%
Gene Expression
37%
Weight Bearing
25%
Upregulation
12%
Student T Test
12%
Arthralgia
12%
Osteosclerosis
12%
Synovitis
12%
Calcium Ion
12%
Musculoskeletal Disease
12%
Downregulation
12%
Lymphocyte Development
12%
Differential Display
12%
Joint Degeneration
12%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Gene Expression
100%
Weight Bearing
66%
Downregulation
33%
Upregulation
33%
Differential Display
33%
Calcium Ion
33%
Lymphocyte
33%
Neuroscience
Dorsal Root Ganglion
100%
Gene Expression
60%
Behavior (Neuroscience)
60%
Medial Meniscus
20%
Lymphocyte
20%