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Endothelial dysfunction is independent of inflammation and altered CCR7 T cell expression in patients with ankylosing spondylitis.

Clinical and experimental rheumatology - 1 Jan 2000

Sulicka Joanna, Surdacki Andrzej, Korkosz Mariusz, Mikołajczyk Tomasz, Strach Magdalena, Klimek Ewa, Guzik Tomasz, Grodzicki Tomasz

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OBJECTIVES: The accumulation of CCR7 (chemokine receptor 7) positive cells in the vessel wall may be involved in endothelial dysfunction and subsequent accelerated atherogenesis. CCR7 plays a crucial role in T cell and monocyte migration/homing and in priming of naive T lymphocytes in non-lymphoid tissues in chronic inflammatory diseases. Our objective was to investigate the endothelial function and...

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