Tuesday, April 30, 2024
Robert LeBoyer, Senior Vice President, Equity Research Analyst, Biotechnology, Noble Capital Markets, Inc.
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New Study On Inflammasomes Connects Alzheimer’s Disease With Cardiovascular Disease. Research published in a peer-reviewed journal has shown that Alzheimer’s disease produces inflammasome components that can lead a systemic response, including chronic heart disease and stroke. This study links inflammasomes in the brain to inflammation in distant organs, worsening cardiovascular and other chronic diseases.
Alzheimer’s Brains Produces Inflammasome Components That Travel Through the Circulation. Using models of AD, the study found that parts of the brain had elevated levels of the inflammasome-signaling proteins. When heart ventricles were tested, they also showed significant elevations inflammasome components. Next, serum extracts were administered to cardiovascular cells in culture, resulting in inflammasome activation and significant increases of inflammatory mediators.
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