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In vivo temperature heterogeneity is associated with plaque regions of increased MMP-9 activity.

Rob Krams1, Stefan Verheye, Luc C A van Damme, Dennie Tempel, Babak Mousavi Gourabi, Eric Boersma, Mark M Kockx, Michiel W M Knaapen, Chaylendra Strijder, Glenn van Langenhove, Gerard Pasterkamp, Anton F W van der Steen, Patrick W Serruys.   

Abstract

AIMS: Plaque rupture has been associated with a high matrix metalloproteinase (MMP) activity. Recently, regional temperature variations have been observed in atherosclerotic plaques in vivo and ascribed to the presence of macrophages. As macrophages are a major source of MMPs, we examined whether regional temperature changes are related to local MMP activity and macrophage accumulation. METHODS AND
RESULTS: Plaques were experimentally induced in rabbit (n=11) aortas, and at the day of sacrifice, a pull-back was performed with a thermography catheter. Hot (n=10), cold (n=10), and reference (n=11) regions were dissected and analysed for smooth muscle cell (SMC), lipids (L), collagen (COL), and macrophage (MPhi) cell densities (%); a vulnerability index (VI) was calculated as VI=MPhi+L/(SMC+COL). In addition, accumulation and activity of MMP-2 and MMP-9 were determined with zymography. Ten hot regions were identified with an average temperature of 0.40+/-0.03 degrees C (P<0.05 vs. reference) and 10 cold regions with 0.07+/-0.03 degrees C (P<0.05 vs. hot). In the hot regions, a higher macrophage density (173%), less SMC density (77%), and a higher VI (100%) were identified. In addition, MMP-9 (673%) activity was increased. A detailed regression analysis revealed that MMP-9 predicted hot regions better than macrophage accumulation alone.
CONCLUSION: In vivo temperature measurements enable to detect plaques that contain more macrophages, less SMCs, and a higher MMP-9 activity.

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Year:  2005        PMID: 16144779     DOI: 10.1093/eurheartj/ehi461

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Eur Heart J        ISSN: 0195-668X            Impact factor:   29.983


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