JAM-A is a multifaceted regulator in hepatic fibrogenesis, supporting LSEC integrity and stellate cell quiescence.

Jonathan Frederik BrozatElisa F BrandtMyriam StarkPetra FischerTheresa H WirtzAlexander FlaßhoveAaron N RodenhausenTanja VajenAlexandra C A HeinzmannSophia M-T SchmitzSamira Abu JhaishaAnjali A RöthRory R KoenenHacer SahinChristian TrautweinMarie-Luise Berres

Published in: Liver international : official journal of the International Association for the Study of the Liver (2022)

Our models decipher cell-specific JAM-A to exert crucial functions during hepatic fibrogenesis. JAM-A on bone marrow-derived cells regulates non-sinusoidal vascular immune cell recruitment, while endothelial JAM-A controls liver sinusoid capillarization and HSC quiescence.

Keyphrases

single cell
cell therapy
induced apoptosis
endothelial cells
stem cells
cell cycle arrest
bone marrow
endoplasmic reticulum stress