… However, the pattern of phospholipid oxidation at 3 hours after injury displayed a …
phosphatidylserine, but also phosphatidylcholine and phosphatidylethanolamine. CL oxidation …

… (palmitoyloxovaleroylglycerophosphocholine), oxidized phosphatidylserine and phosphatidic
… interfere with LPS signalling via TLRs and have protective effects such as increasing HO-1 …

… Also it has been suggested that endogenous estrogens protect against atherosclerosis by
inhibition of lipoprotein oxidation. To act as antioxidants, estrogens need to be converted to …

… phosphatidylserine, and oxidized lipoproteins, expressed by apoptotic tubular epithelial cells.
Thus, KIM-1 is the first nonmyeloid phosphatidylserine … the macrophage marker CD68 and …

… the common feature of exposure of phosphatidylserine (PS) in the … colocalization of Fas with
the raft marker proteins Gα s and CD59… ROS produced by cells oxidizes DCFH to fluorescent …

… We therefore analyzed the expression levels of this marker in … high levels of CD47 would
protect them from phagocytosis in the … Anti-PS antibodies would overcome the protective CD47 …

… structurally related phospholipid oxidation products that are … This protection shows truncated
phospholipids are the actual … Phosphatidylserine oxidation, in particular, has a distinct and …

… due to their oxidizing properties.1 … markers on their external plasma membrane, which
function as “come get me” and “eat me” signals.6 One of these markers is phosphatidylserine (PS), …

… protection … oxidation of LDL and atherosclerosis per se should not exert any positive selective
pressure. We postulated that apoptotic cells, similar to OxLDL, would also display oxidation…

… oxidation, in which one or more of the acyl chains has unsaturated and oxidized substitutions,
there is some evidence that oxidized … PS-targeting antibodies protected animals from lethal …