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LARP6 is a binding protein that is increased by IGF-1, directly binds to type I collagen mRNA, and specifically increases the translation of type I collagen. IGF-1 in turn can affect collagen content through an increase in protein synthesis through the production of the La-related protein (LARP) 6 (Blackstock et al., 2014). As mentioned above, in our tissue engineered model that allows us to determine both collagen content and mechanics, collagen content increased significantly with increasing estrogen in the media; however, as with in vivo sinew the tissue stiffness decreased (Lee C. A. et al., 2015). Interestingly, unlike native estrogen that decreases tendon stiffness, genistein showed no effect on mechanical properties of the Achilles (Ramos et al., 2012), suggesting that phytoestrogens produce the increase in collagen without the negative effect on stiffness. The rate of (A) collagen incorporation of proline into the patellar tendon or (B) the appearance of the N-terminal propeptide of collagen I in post-menopausal women ± estrogen replacement therapy (ERT) and exercise. Together, these data suggest that in young active women, the incorporation of new collagen into the patellar tendon is lower and does not increase following exercise. Consistent with the stable isotope data from Hansen et al. (2009a), when the same group compared the data in men to an equivalent cohort of women, tendon collagen synthesis was 46% lower in the women at rest and was unaffected by exercise (Miller et al., 2007).
In support, Chen et al. (2014) found an estrogen dose-dependent increase in proliferation of cells from the ligamentum flavum that lasted only 24 h in culture (Chen et al., 2014). Together, these data suggest that ACL laxity changes through the cycle and eliminating the changes in estrogen using oral contraceptives decreases the risk of ACL rupture. Further, Rahr-Wagner et al. found a 20% higher relative risk (RR) value of ACL injury in women who had never used OCs than in women who were long-term users (Rahr-Wagner et al., 2014). The resulting studies in general find a higher risk of ACL injury during the pre-ovulatory and ovulatory phases than luteal or follicular phases of the menstrual cycle (Beynnon et al., 2006; Ruedl et al., 2009; Lefevre et al., 2013). Interestingly, women suffer fewer muscle injuries, [lpris-iua.nu](https://xn--lpris-iua.nu/evelynorlando5) and more ligament ruptures than men (Arendt and Dick, 1995; Sewright et al., 2008; Hägglund et al., 2009; Edouard et al., 2016; Leblanc et al., 2017).
Biochemical investigations have shown that collagen synthesis was decreased with an increased ratio of type III to type I collagen32. Hyperthyroidism is accompanied by increased catabolism of both soluble and insoluble collagen, whereas hypothyroidism has opposite effects. The activity of the extracellular MMP-2 is increased, as well as cell apoptosis both in muscles and tendons23.
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Duplicate groups received similar treatment however in the presence of relaxin (25 ng/kg). Evolutionarily, this makes sense since laxer joints and better repair following injury would facilitate healthy childbirth and recovery. Phytoestrogens may provide some hope, but much further work is needed to establish the efficacy of these natural products. In this population, hormone replacement improves muscle mass and function by improving muscle repair, and the response to feeding and exercise. The result would be high rate of force development resulting in better performance and a lower risk of musculoskeletal injuries during the competitive season.
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