Distinct CDH11+ circulating fibroblasts and immune cells co-expressing chemokine receptors in chronic inflammatory arthritis patients
Eleni-Kyriaki Vetsika,
Maria Kyriakidi,
George Fragoulis
et al.
Abstract:The mechanisms underlying the progression of chronic inflammatory arthritis, affecting over 1% of adults, remain largely unclear. Using single-cell mass cytometry on peripheral blood of patients with active rheumatoid and psoriatic arthritis, we identified various cells co-expressing mesenchymal markers, including the homotypic adhesion molecule cadherin-11 (CDH11), and chemokine receptors. Circulating fibroblasts (podoplanin+CD45−CD3−CD19−CD4−CD8−CD56−CD66b−CD294−) co-expressing CDH11 and CCR7 were found excl… Show more
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