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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.

Hauke HorstmannNathaly Anto MichelXia ShengSophie HansenAlexandra LindauKatharina PfeilMarbely C FernándezTimoteo MarchiniHolger WinkelsLucia Sol MitreTijani AbogunlokoXiaowei LiTimothy Bon-Nawul MwinyellaMark Colin GisslerHeiko BuggerTimo HeidtKonrad BuscherIngo HilgendorfPeter StachonSven PiepenburgNicolas D VerheyenThomas RathnerTeresa GerhardtPatrick Malcolm SiegelWolfgang Kurt OswaldTina CohnertAlma ZerneckeJosef MadlPeter KohlAmanda C FoksConstantin von Zur MuehlenDirk WestermannAndreas ZirlikDennis Wolf
Published in: Cardiovascular research (2024)
Integrative scRNA-seq reveals a substantial difference in the immune cell composition of murine and human carotid atherosclerosis - a finding that questions the translational value of standard mouse models for adaptive immune cell studies. Clinical associations suggest a specific role for T-cell driven (auto-) immunity in human plaque formation and -instability.
Keyphrases
  • single cell
  • endothelial cells
  • induced pluripotent stem cells
  • rna seq
  • cardiovascular disease
  • pluripotent stem cells
  • mouse model
  • type diabetes
  • coronary artery disease
  • high throughput
  • gene expression