Airborne magnetite nanoparticles induced early vascular pathologies by disrupting lipid metabolism under high-fat dietary patterns.
Airborne magnetite nanoparticles induced early vascular pathologies by disrupting lipid metabolism under high-fat dietary patterns.
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DOI：
10.1002/tox.24005
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发表时间：
2023-10
影响因子：
4.5
通讯作者：
Jingxu Zhang;Hongyan Yu;Ruonan Pan;Gan Miao;Yu Wang;Ziyuan Li;Haiyi Yu;Lin Lu;Xiaoting Ji
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作者：
Jingxu Zhang;Hongyan Yu;Ruonan Pan;Gan Miao;Yu Wang;Ziyuan Li;Haiyi Yu;Lin Lu;Xiaoting Ji
Magnetite nanoparticles (MNPs) have been extensively detected in the atmospheric environment and implicated as a prominent threat to atherosclerosis, a chronic vascular inflammatory disease. Due to globalization and economic development, the dramatic shift in diet from traditional to high‐fat dietary patterns aggravated atherosclerosis progression induced by environmental factors. However, limited knowledge is available regarding vascular risks and underlying mechanisms of airborne MNPs in high‐risk populations with high‐fat dietary habits. Herein, we demonstrated that MNPs exerted a proatherogenic effect under high‐fat dietary patterns, leading to aortic wall thickening, elastic fiber disorganization, macrophage infiltration, and local inflammation. Based on the correlation analysis between MNPs and PM group, we identified that MNPs might be a key PM component in atherogenic toxicity. MNPs exposure disturbed the dynamic process of lipid metabolism, manifested as aortic lipid accumulation, dyslipidemia, and hepatic lipid metabolism disorder, which was modulated by the JAK–STAT pathway. Overall, these findings provide new insight into understanding the cardiovascular risks and mechanisms of MNPs among high‐risk populations.
