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Endothelial miR-33 protects from atherosclerotic lesion initiation and acute inflammation

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Human aortic endothelial cells (HAEC) were treated with TNF, or TNF and LDL, in order to determine how cholesterol loading influences HAEC inflammatory responses to TNF.

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Cells were also transfected with a miR-33 mimic to determine which of the LDL-mediated perturbations are dependent on cholesterol-induced miR-33 dysregulation. From these analyses, we determined that miR-33 is able to rescue a signifcant portion of the genes dysregulated in hypercholesteremic inflammation compared to normocholesteremic inflammation.

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