Abstract
Purpose: Transcriptomics has been extensively used to explore genomic changes occurring with osteoarthritis (OA). Animal models have also been used widely in the study of OA as pre-clinical models and as tools to follow OA progression after modulation of individual genes. The results of these omics investigations and interventions in animal models are only available in fragmented publications. We aimed to systematic process, curate and provide this data in an accessible format to bring together this knowledge and gain insights into the pathogenic processes of OA.
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