Mitochondrial Dysfunction: A New Hallmark in Hereditable Thoracic Aortic Aneurysm Development
Daniel Marcos-Ríos,
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Antonio Rochano-Ortiz,
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Irene San Sebastián-Jaraba
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et al.
Cells,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(8), P. 618 - 618
Published: April 21, 2025
Thoracic
aortic
aneurysms
(TAAs)
pose
a
significant
health
burden
due
to
their
asymptomatic
progression,
often
culminating
in
life-threatening
rupture,
and
the
lack
of
effective
pharmacological
treatments.
Risk
factors
include
elevated
hemodynamic
stress
on
ascending
aorta,
frequently
associated
with
hypertension
hereditary
genetic
mutations.
Among
causes,
Marfan
syndrome
is
most
prevalent,
characterized
as
connective
tissue
disorder
driven
by
FBN1
mutations
that
lead
thoracic
ruptures.
Similarly,
affecting
TGF-β
pathway
underlie
Loeys–Dietz
syndrome,
while
genes
encoding
extracellular
or
contractile
apparatus
proteins,
such
ACTA2,
are
linked
non-syndromic
familial
TAA.
Despite
differences
origin,
these
conditions
share
central
pathophysiological
features,
including
medial
degeneration,
smooth
muscle
cell
dysfunction,
remodeling,
which
collectively
weaken
wall.
Recent
evidence
highlights
mitochondrial
dysfunction
crucial
contributor
aneurysm
formation
syndrome.
Disruption
matrix–mitochondrial
homeostasis
axis
exacerbates
wall
further
promoting
development.
Beyond
its
structural
role
maintaining
vascular
integrity,
ECM
plays
pivotal
supporting
function.
This
intricate
relationship
between
matrix
integrity
reveals
novel
dimension
TAA
pathophysiology,
extending
beyond
established
paradigms
remodeling
dysfunction.
review
summarizes
potential
unifying
mechanism
explores
how
understanding
conjunction
mechanisms
pathogenesis,
opens
new
avenues
for
developing
targeted
treatments
address
conditions.
Mitochondrial
boosters
could
represent
clinical
opportunity
patients
Language: Английский
Targeted drug delivery systems for atherosclerosis
Liangxing Tu,
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Zijian Zou,
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Yang Ye
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et al.
Journal of Nanobiotechnology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: April 23, 2025
Atherosclerosis
is
a
complex
cardiovascular
disease
driven
by
multiple
factors,
including
aging,
inflammation,
oxidative
stress,
and
plaque
rupture.
The
progression
of
this
often
covert,
emphasizing
the
need
for
early
biomarkers
effective
intervention
measures.
In
recent
years,
advancements
in
therapeutic
strategies
have
highlighted
potential
targeting
specific
processes
atherosclerosis,
such
as
localization,
macrophage
activity,
key
enzymes.
Based
on
this,
review
discusses
role
targeted
drugs
treatment
atherosclerosis.
It
also
focuses
their
clinical
efficacy
anti-atherosclerosis
ability
to
provide
more
precise
approaches.
findings
underscore
that
future
research
can
concentrate
exploring
newer
drug
delivery
systems
further
refine
enhance
long-term
dynamic
management
Language: Английский