Shear-Sensing by C-Reactive Protein: Linking Aortic Stenosis and Inflammation

We identify a novel mechanism of shear-induced pCRP dissociation, which results in the activation of cells central to the development of AS. This novel mechanosensing mechanism of pCRP dissociation to mCRP is likely also relevant to other pathologies involving increased shear rates, such as in atherosclerotic and injured arteries.

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Circulation Research
Published
2024-10-18
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https://doi.org/10.1161/circresaha.124.324248
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20
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Cardiac Valve Diseases and Treatments
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Abstract

We identify a novel mechanism of shear-induced pCRP dissociation, which results in the activation of cells central to the development of AS. This novel mechanosensing mechanism of pCRP dissociation to mCRP is likely also relevant to other pathologies involving increased shear rates, such as in atherosclerotic and injured arteries.

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