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Adipose-driven complement-lipid reprogramming controls nociceptive vulnerability in obesity-associated osteoarthritis

2026-03-21

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Obesity amplifies osteoarthritis (OA) pain disproportionately to joint damage, creating a major unmet clinical need for non-opioid interventions that act beyond the joint. Using OA as a translational model, we integrated serum multi-omics in obese mice with surgically induced OA and genetic and adipose-reconstitution models of complement factor D (FD). In humans, we analyzed longitudinal metabolomics data from the...

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618973c9-a4bf-5dca-a9b7-b60bca50bf93
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10.64898/2026.03.19.712962
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