2012
DOI: 10.1007/s00430-012-0234-5
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Bartonella vinsonii subsp. berkhoffii and Bartonella henselae as potential causes of proliferative vascular diseases in animals

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“…DNA in dogs with splenic disease, mainly vasoproliferative tumor-like lesions, was unexpected in our investigation. Molecular evidence supports that four species of Bartonella , alone or in co-infection, could potentially induce vasoproliferative lesions [5]. Bartonella infection induces overlapping mechanisms in the development of vasoproliferative tumors, such as direct mitogenic effect on endothelial cells, inhibition of endothelial cell apoptosis and activation of hypoxia inducible factor-Iα, resulting in increased expression of the vascular endothelial growth factor [25–28].…”
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“…DNA in dogs with splenic disease, mainly vasoproliferative tumor-like lesions, was unexpected in our investigation. Molecular evidence supports that four species of Bartonella , alone or in co-infection, could potentially induce vasoproliferative lesions [5]. Bartonella infection induces overlapping mechanisms in the development of vasoproliferative tumors, such as direct mitogenic effect on endothelial cells, inhibition of endothelial cell apoptosis and activation of hypoxia inducible factor-Iα, resulting in increased expression of the vascular endothelial growth factor [25–28].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Substantial evidence supports that the spleen plays a key role in the immunopathology of CVBD [3]. However, the development of splenic disease in itself has also been anecdotally associated with the presence of VBP infections in dogs [4, 5]. …”
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“…should be investigated as a cause of vasoproliferative tumors in both humans and dogs, due to their ability of enhancing endothelial cell proliferation in conjunction with inhibition of apoptosis [13, 14]. Species of Bartonella involved are B. bacilliformis , B. quintana , B. henselae , B. vinsonii berkhoffi and B. koehlerae .…”
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“…Ha sido propuesto que las células hematopoyéticas podrían transportar la bacteria a los tejidos periféricos, en particular, al endotelio de la microcirculación, donde iniciarían los desórdenes vasoproliferativos 2 . En animales como perros, lobos, caballos y gatos se han encontrado secuencias de ADN de B. henselae en tumores como hemangiopericitomas y angioendoteliomatosis 15,16 . Las manifestaciones de tumores vasoproliferativos por B. henselae más significativas en humanos son la angiomatosis bacilar y peliosis bacilar.…”
Section: Compromiso Por B Henselae De Snc Y Su Relación Con Patologíunclassified