Tie-2 regulates endothelial morphological responses to shear stress by FOXO1-triggered autophagy

In conclusion, laminar fluid shear stress stimulates a novel Tie-2-FOXO1-autophagy signaling axis which is required for endothelial cell alignment. This represents a new mechanism by which Tie-2 contributes to vascular protection under laminar shear stress.

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PLoS ONE
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2025-05-05
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https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0322869
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Autophagy in Disease and Therapy
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Tie-2 regulates endothelial morphological responses to shear stress by FOXO1-triggered autophagy

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Tie-2 regulates endothelial morphological responses to shear stress by FOXO1-triggered autophagy

Keisuke Shirakura, Dietmar Vestweber, Mana Ghanbarpour Houshangi
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In conclusion, laminar fluid shear stress stimulates a novel Tie-2-FOXO1-autophagy signaling axis which is required for endothelial cell alignment. This represents a new mechanism by which Tie-2 contributes to vascular protection under laminar shear stress.

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