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Cross-species single-cell RNA sequencing reveals divergent phenotypes and activation states of adaptive immunity in human carotid and experimental murine atherosclerosis.
Cardiovascular research - 25 Nov 2024
Horstmann Hauke, Michel Nathaly Anto, Sheng Xia, Hansen Sophie, Lindau Alexandra, Pfeil Katharina, Fernández Marbely C, Marchini Timoteo, Winkels Holger, Mitre Lucia Sol, Abogunloko Tijani, Li Xiaowei, Mwinyella Timothy Bon-Nawul, Gissler Mark Colin, Bugger Heiko, Heidt Timo, Buscher Konrad, Hilgendorf Ingo, Stachon Peter, Piepenburg Sven, Verheyen Nicolas, Rathner Thomas, Gerhardt Teresa, Siegel Patrick Malcolm, Oswald Wolfgang Kurt, Cohnert Tina, Zernecke Alma, Madl Josef, Kohl Peter, Foks Amanda C, von Zur Muehlen Constantin, Westermann Dirk, Zirlik Andreas, Wolf Dennis
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AIMS: The distinct functions of immune cells in atherosclerosis have been mostly defined by pre-clinical mouse studies. Contrastingly, the immune cell composition of human atherosclerotic plaques and their contribution to disease progression are only poorly understood. It remains uncertain whether genetic animal models allow for valuable translational approaches. METHODS AND RESULTS: Single-cell RNA-sequencing...
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