Circulating multimarker profile of patients with symptomatic heart failure supports enhanced fibrotic degradation and decreased angiogenesis.
Circulating multimarker profile of patients with symptomatic heart failure supports enhanced fibrotic degradation and decreased angiogenesis.
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DOI:
10.3109/1354750x.2015.1118539
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2016
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Kapur NK
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Morine KJ;Paruchuri V;Qiao X;Mohammad N;Mcgraw A;Yunis A;Jaffe I;Kapur NK
Heart failure involves myocardial fibrosis and dysregulated angiogenesis. We explored whether biomarkers of fibrosis and angiogenesis correlate with HF severity. Biomarkers of fibrosis [Procollagen Types I and III(PIP, P3NP), carboxyterminal-telopeptide of Type-I collagen(ICTP), matrix metalloproteases (MMP2, MMP9), tissue inhibitor of MMP1 (TIMP1)]; and angiogenesis [placental growth factor(PGF), vascular endothelial growth factor(VEGF), soluble Fms-Like Tyrosine Kinase-1(sFlt1)] were measured in 52 HF patients and 19 controls. P3NP, ICTP, MMP2, TIMP1, PGF and sFlt1 levels were elevated in HF, while PIP/ICTP, PGF/sFlt1, and VEGF/sFlt1 ratios were reduced. PIP/ICTP, MMP-9/TIMP1 and VEGF/sFlt1 ratios were lowest among patients with severe HF. Severe HF is associated with collagen breakdown and reduced angiogenesis. A multimarker approach may guide therapeutic targeting of fibrosis and angiogenesis in HF.