… causes of atherosclerotic plaque progression. In … atherosclerosis and aging. Therefore,
we discuss known and novel mitochondria-targeting therapies in the contest of atherosclerosis. …

… pathogenesis and clinical manifestations of atherosclerotic … which is the hallmark of
atherosclerosis, thus suggesting a … vascular wall damage and atherosclerosis onset and …

… macrophages into foam cells through the phagocytosis of high amounts of oxidized LDL,
and foam cells are known to be one of the main players in the atherosclerotic process [74]. …

Atherosclerosis is one of the most fatal diseases in the world. The associated thickening of …
on the pathophysiological implications of atherosclerosis, focusing on endothelium …

… The failure to observe an effect of a knockout also does not necessarily exclude that gene
from playing an important role in the network. For example, a gene may have both positive and …

In this third installment of the series, we point out that the absence of an explicit, detailed
and plausible hypothesis linking hypercholesterolemia to the events in the artery wall was …

… This result pinpoints CD4+ T cells as playing a proatherosclerotic role, a conclusion
consistent with the substantial reduction of atherosclerosis observed in apoE −/− mice lacking …

… in atherosclerosis has … ‘atherosclerotic’SEAT. Probably, SEAT should not be considered
an innocent bystander, but a paracrine, SEAT-to-adventitia player in coronary atherosclerosis. …

… signal pathway in the pathogenesis of atherosclerosis. Previous studies demonstrated the
… , DCs, lymphocytes and neutrophils, thus playing a key role regulating inflammatory gene …

… atherosclerotic arteries. Macrophages, DCs, foam cells, lymphocytes, and other inflammatory
cells are found in the intimal atherosclerotic … and immune mechanisms in atherosclerosis. …