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Does atherogenic L5 LDL induce cardiomyocyte apoptosis and inhibit KATP channels compared to L1 LDL?
Does atherogenic L5 LDL induce cardiomyocyte apoptosis and inhibit KATP channels compared to L1 LDL?
Atherogenic L5 LDL induces cardiomyocyte apoptosis and arrhythmogenicity via CaMKII activation, providing a mechanistic link between modified LDL and cardiovascular disease.
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L5 effects on cardiomyocytes merit human validation; leaves open clinical relevance of CaMKII signaling in modified LDL-related arrhythmogenesis.
BACKGROUND: channel physiology in CMs. METHODS: and action potentials (APs) was analyzed by using the patch-clamp technique. L5-induced apoptosis was prevented by the addition of the CaMKII inhibitor KN93 and the reactive oxygen species scavenger Mn (III)TBAP. CONCLUSIONS: L5 but not L1 induces CM damage through the activation of the CaMKII pathway and increases arrhythmogenicity in CMs by modulating the AP duration. These results help to explain the harmful effects of L5 in cardiovascular-related disease.
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