A Closer Look at Vascular Cell States in Marfan Syndrome
Single-cell proteomics identifies Marfan-enriched smooth muscle states and endothelial transition signatures
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Single-cell proteomics identifies Marfan-enriched smooth muscle states and endothelial transition signatures
A single-cell proteomics workflow revealed distinct vascular cell states in Marfan syndrome, highlighting aneurysm-related changes in the aortic wall.
Researchers analyzed nearly 5,000 cells from aortic roots of wild-type and Fbn1C1041G/+ mice, identifying major aortic cell types.
The study identified 16 cell groups, including seven smooth muscle cell subtypes, revealing heterogeneity not captured by bulk analysis.
Altered smooth muscle cell states were more prevalent in Marfan tissue, with specific markers indicating shifts during aneurysm development.
Integration of proteomic and transcriptomic data identified additional Marfan-associated cell states, emphasizing the need for functional studies.
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