The effect of shear on the cytoskeleton remodeling and physiological performance of myocardium cells through Tmod1

Zhao, Liang; Li, Xiafei; Niu, Pei; Li, Li

doi:10.1039/c8ra05982a

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2018

DOI: 10.1039/c8ra05982a

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The effect of shear on the cytoskeleton remodeling and physiological performance of myocardium cells through Tmod1

Liang Zhao

Xiafei Li

Pei Niu

et al.

Abstract: F-actin cytoskeleton remodeling observed by laser scanning confocal microscopy was induced by shear stress in cardiac myocytes (A), and the F-actin content change was manifested in (B).

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The Interplay between Mechanoregulation and ROS in Heart Physiology, Disease, and Regeneration

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Sharmin,

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Cardiovascular diseases are currently the most common cause of death in developed countries. Due to lifestyle and environmental factors, this problem is only expected to increase in the future. Reactive oxygen species (ROS) are a key player in the onset of cardiovascular diseases but also have important functions in healthy cardiac tissue. Here, the interplay between ROS generation and cardiac mechanical forces is shown, and the state of the art and a perspective on future directions are discussed. To this end, an overview of what is currently known regarding ROS and mechanosignaling at a subcellular level is first given. There the role of ROS in mechanosignaling as well as the interplay between both factors in specific organelles is emphasized. The consequences at a larger scale across the population of heart cells are then discussed. Subsequently, the roles of ROS in embryogenesis, pathogenesis, and aging are further discussed, exemplifying some aspects of mechanoregulation. Finally, different models that are currently in use are discussed to study the topics above.

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The Interplay between Mechanoregulation and ROS in Heart Physiology, Disease, and Regeneration

Elias‐Llumbet,

Sharmin,

Berg‐Sorensen

et al. 2024

Adv Healthcare Materials

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The effect of shear on the cytoskeleton remodeling and physiological performance of myocardium cells through Tmod1

Abstract: F-actin cytoskeleton remodeling observed by laser scanning confocal microscopy was induced by shear stress in cardiac myocytes (A), and the F-actin content change was manifested in (B).

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References 22 publications

The Interplay between Mechanoregulation and ROS in Heart Physiology, Disease, and Regeneration

The Interplay between Mechanoregulation and ROS in Heart Physiology, Disease, and Regeneration

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