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Hiperactivación de NLRP3 específica del músculo liso vascular impulsa la hiperplasia intimal arterial en ratones

Yun-Ting Wang, Alexandra K Moura, Rui Zuo

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|February 23, 2026

Resumen

La hiperactivación de la inflamación NLRP3 específica del músculo liso vascular (CML) impulsa la hiperplasia intimal y la reestenosis. La señalización NLRP3-TFEB de CML puede limitar la progresión de la enfermedad vascular y la acumulación de placa.

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inflamación músculo liso vascular NLRP3 hiperplasia intimal aterosclerosis autofagia TFEB reestenosis

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