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Common variants associated with <i>OSMR</i> expression contribute to carotid plaque vulnerability, but not to cardiovascular disease in humans

2019-03-14

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<h4>Background and aims</h4> Oncostatin M (OSM) signaling is implicated in atherosclerosis, however the mechanism remains unclear. We investigated the impact of common genetic variants in OSM and its receptors, OSMR and LIFR , on overall plaque vulnerability, plaque phenotype, intraplaque OSMR and LIFR expression, coronary artery calcification burden and cardiovascular disease susceptibility. <h4>Methods and...

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6d39cabc-44d2-563e-9d08-ee8965efd6a7
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10.1101/576793
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