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KMID : 0361620100450010065
Journal of the Korean Orthopaedic Association
2010 Volume.45 No. 1 p.65 ~ p.72
Gene Expression in the Capsule Tissue of the Frozen Shoulder
Kim Jung-Man

Kim Yang-Soo
Ji Jong-Hun
Lee Jae-Young
Yoo Hyun-Ho
Lee Youn-Kyoung
Abstract
Purpose: To investigate the overall expression of extracellular matrix (ECM) and adhesion molecule genes using a gene array technique in the joint capsule of a frozen shoulder.

Materials and Methods: Tissues from 20 human shoulder joint capsules were harvested intraoperatively from patients (15 primary frozen shoulders, 5 controls) in our hospital. The RNA was isolated from the capsule tissue and the gene expression of ECM and adhesion molecules was analyzed using an oligo-array technique.

Results: The expression of several genes of the ECM and cell adhesion molecules was significantly higher in the capsule tissue from patients with a frozen shoulder than the controls. The gene expression of the collagen V ¥á1/¥á3, VI ¥á2/¥á3, VIII ¥á1/¥á2, XV ¥á1, XVIII ¥á1 and ECM proteins including CD 44, connective tissue growth factor (CTGF), matrix metalloproteinase (MMP)-9/14, osteonectin, veriscan, hyaluronan synthase (HAS)-1, extra-cellular matrix (ECM)-1, secreted phosphoprotein (SSP)-1, tenascin C (TNC), thrombospondin 2/4 was two times higher in the frozen shoulder than the control. Several cell adhesion molecules genes including catenin ¥á1, seletin p, integrin ¥á3, ¥â2, ¥â4, ¥â5 and laminin ¥á4, ¥á5 were also two times higher in the in the patients with a frozen shoulder than the control.

Conclusion: The gene expression of several ECM proteins and adhesion molecules is significantly higher in patients with frozen shoulder.
KEYWORD
frozen shoulder, oligo-array, extracellular matrix, adhesion molecule
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