OSD-539 · GLDS-539
Transcriptomic response of bioengineered human cartilage to parabolic flight microgravity is sex-dependent
Study overview
What the record says
Spaceflight and simulated spaceflight microgravity induced osteoarthritic-like alterations at the transcriptomic and proteomic levels in the articular and meniscal cartilages of rodents. But little is known about the effect of spaceflight or simulated spaceflight microgravity on the transcriptome of tissue-engineered cartilage developed from human cells. In this study, we investigate the effect of simulated spaceflight microgravity facilitated by parabolic flights on tissue-engineered cartilage developed from chondrogenically differentiated human bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells obtained from age-matched female and male donors. Our bulk transcriptome data via RNA sequencing demonstrated that the engineered tissues responded to parabolic microgravity in a sex-dependent manner.
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Biological subject
- Organism
- Homo sapiens
- Material
- human engineered cartilage
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Measurement
- Assay
- RNA Sequencing (RNA-Seq)
- Measures
- transcription profiling
- Platform
- Illumina
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Experimental factors
- Factor name
- Sex, Treatment
People & publication
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- Publication
- Transcriptomic response of bioengineered human cartilage to parabolic flight microgravity is sex-dependent.
- Investigators
- Zhiyao AK K. S. R. M. HZ DX K. AB Ma Aissiou Dhunnoo Jha Ravin Kunze Ma Li Wong Adesida