ArticleFrontiers in immunology2026
Wilforine attenuates inflammatory osteolysis by suppressing osteoclast fusion through JAK-STAT-stomatin immunoregulatory signaling.
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Background: Excessive osteoclast fusion and activation are central drivers of bone erosion in inflammatory osteopathies, which are closely linked to immune dysregulation. Wilforine, a natural compound, exhibits immunomodulatory and therapeutic potential, yet its precise mechanism of action-particularly its influence on the osteoclast membrane microenvironment and associated immune signaling-remains incompletely understood. Methods: We employed a multi-level strategy combining Results: Wilforine significantly alleviated bone erosion, marrow edema, and inflammatory infiltration Conclusion: This study defines a novel immunometabolic mechanism wherein Wilforine inhibits osteoclast fusion and bone resorption by reprogramming cellular lipid metabolism and disrupting the "JAK-STAT - Stomatin - Lipid Raft" functional axis. It highlights lipid rafts as a viable immunomodulatory microenvironment in bone disorders and provides a strong multi-omics-supported rationale for developing Wilforine as a bone-targeted immunotherapeutic agent.
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