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Smooth Muscle Cell Plasticity as a Central Determinant of Plaque Stability. [PDF]
Chen PY, Simons M.
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PCSK9 upregulation in cerebrovascular endothelial cells and microglia destabilizes the Aβ transporter LRP1, while TRIB3‐associated autophagy blockade further limits intracellular Aβ degradation. A RAP‐modified tea‐polyphenol nanoparticle co‐delivers siPCSK9 and siTRIB3 to restore LRP1‐mediated Aβ efflux and autophagy‐dependent degradation, reducing Aβ ...
Jie Miao +8 more
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Associations of Cholesin and GPR146 with atherosclerotic plaque stability: integrated bioinformatics and functional analyses. [PDF]
Liu Q, Geng Y, Wang Y, Lv T, Zhang P.
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CD72hi macrophages drive endothelial pyroptosis and accelerate atherosclerosis through CXCL12–CXCR4‐mediated immune–vascular crosstalk. Ilexoside K suppresses this pathogenic communication by modulating CXCR4‐dependent endothelial responses, reducing inflammation and plaque progression. These findings reveal a macrophage–endothelial regulatory axis and
Xingling He +11 more
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Exercise Improves Atherosclerotic Plaque Stability Through Macrophage Autophagy and the FGF21 Signaling Pathway. [PDF]
Li Q +11 more
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The mechanobiological basis of atherosclerotic progression and its contribution to spatial and temporal heterogeneity remain incompletely understood. Spatially resolved AFM measurements revealed that plaque formation and distinct regions (cap fibrosis, intimal fibrosis, and lipid‐rich core) exhibit heterogeneous elastic modulus and viscoelastic ...
Yidan Zhou +13 more
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Evolution and Stabilization of Vulnerable Atherosclerotic Plaques
Libby, Peter, Aikawa, Masanori
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Ligand-Specific Notch Signaling in Atherosclerosis: Implications for Inflammation and Plaque Stability. [PDF]
Bavuu O, Fukuda D.
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Cigarette tar triggers EC‐derived EVs carrying TDP43, which binds VDAC1 to boost MAMs, mitochondrial Ca2+ overload, and METs formation in macrophages, accelerating smoking‐related AS progression, while retinoic acid binds TDP43 to block this pathogenic cascade.
Xinxin Zhu +20 more
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This image was taken by Rebecca Vandewalle '12.Plaque inscription: "Gift of the Class of 1993"This plaque is located on a ...
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