Молекулярные аспекты патологической активации и дифференцировки вальвулярных интерстициальных клеток при развитии кальцинирующего аортального стеноза

Молекулярные аспекты патологической активации и дифференцировки вальвулярных интерстициальных клеток при развитии кальцинирующего аортального стеноза

Автор: Костюнин А.Е.

Журнал: Сибирский журнал клинической и экспериментальной медицины @cardiotomsk

Рубрика: Обзоры и лекции

Статья в выпуске: 3 т.34, 2019 года.

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Кальцинирующий аортальный стеноз (КАС) является самым распространенным пороком сердца. Патогенез этого заболевания сходен с атеросклеротическим процессом в сосудах. Известно, что главной движущей силой фиброзного ремоделирования и минерализации тканей аортального клапана (АК) являются активация и последующая дифференцировка клапанных интерстициальных клеток в остео- и миофибробластоподобные клетки. Тем не менее, стоящие за этими процессами молекулярные механизмы до сих пор слабо изучены. В настоящей статье собрана и проанализирована современная информация по данному вопросу, рассмотрены основные молекулярные пути, опосредующие патологическую дифференцировку клеток клапана, причины их активации.

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Аортальный стеноз, клетки, сигнальные пути, дифференцировка

Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/149125325

IDR: 149125325   |   DOI: 10.29001/2073-8552-2019-34-3-66-72

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