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SAMD1 Distribution Patterns in Mouse Atherosclerosis Models Suggest Roles in LDL Retention, Antigen Presentation, and Cell Phenotype Modulation

2021-09-12

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The theory that lesions formed by retention of circulating LDL can then progress to complicated atherosclerotic lesions has been a subject of debate, as has the mechanism of retention. In earlier work, we identified SAMD1, a protein expressed by intimal smooth muscle cells in human lesions that appears to irreversibly bind apoB-Lps in extracellular matrix near the lumen. We hypothesized this binding could contribu...

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a968a36b-3894-5ba6-b1ee-971dfe304e26
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10.1101/2021.09.12.459413
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