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In addition, functional leptin receptors have recently been described in bone marrow stromal cells and suggested to have multiple direct actions, dependent on differentiation status [17].
Outbreaks have been described in bone marrow transplantation, solid organ transplant recipients and leukaemia patients in association with hospital construction and/or ventilation system contamination with Aspergillus.
In healthy joints, RANKL expression has been described in bone lining cells of osteoblast lineage, synovial T cells, and chondrocytes [ 9, 15- 19], whereas in inflamed arthritic joints, it is detected in synovial fibroblasts, T and B cells, osteoclasts, and chondrocytes [ 6, 20- 23].
These receptors have not been described in bone-related cells, and the only record is listed in GenBank reporting its presence in a chondrosarcoma cell line (CA749039.1).
Thus, biomechanical, biochemical and/or genetic alterations affecting any joint tissue may cause anomalous intra-articular stresses and subsequent tissue damage associated to a failure of repair [ 2]. Specific anatomical regions have been described in the bone underlying joint cartilage, including the subchondral cortical plate, subchondral trabecular bone and sub-articular bone [ 3].
Since the 1980s DTC have been described in the bone marrow of early breast cancer patients as well as in patients with various other tumors [ 5, 6].
Extra-hepatic expression of ficolin genes has previously been described in the bone marrow, tonsils, intestine and foetal lung (FCN2) or heart, spleen, kidney, pancreas, brain and placenta (FCN3) [ 16].
Fractures resulting from abuse have been described in virtually every bone in the body.
Relevant changes have also been described in the subchondral bone of OVX animals.
A similar state of hypo-responsiveness and anergy of circulating leucocytes, a phase also named as compensatory anti-inflammatory response syndrome, has been described in septic patients (Bone et al, 1997; Oberholzer et al, 2001; Hotchkiss and Karl, 2003).
Three principal forms of bone loss have been described in patients with RA: focal bone erosions, juxta-articular bone loss, and systemic bone loss [ 4].
