Interleukin 6-regulated macrophage polarization controls atherosclerosis-associated vascular intimal hyperplasia

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Vascular intimal hyperplasia (VIH) is an important stage of atherosclerosis (AS), in which macrophages not only play a critical role in local inflammation, but also transform into foam cells to participate into plaque formation, where they appear to be heterogeneous. Recently, it was shown that CD11c+ macrophages were more associated with active plaque progression. However, the molecular regulation of phenotypic...

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