General Information:

Id: 4,953
Diseases: Atherosclerosis
Cardiovascular disease
Mus musculus
chow- or HCD fed ldr (-/-) mice
article
Reference: Miyazaki T et al.(2011) m-Calpain induction in vascular endothelial cells on human and mouse atheromas and its roles in VE-cadherin disorganization and atherosclerosis Circulation 124: 2522-2532 [PMID: 22064597]

Interaction Information:

Comment The expression levels of m-calpain (CAPN2) were significantly increased in the aorta and lung in ldr(-/-) mice during 12 weeks of HCD-feeding (high cholesterol diet) compared with those in chow feeding.
Formal Description
Interaction-ID: 48934

environment

high cholesterol diet

increases_expression of

gene/protein

CAPN2

in aorta and lung; during 12 weeks of high cholesterol diet
Comment Confocal immunohistochemistry showed that the density of m-calpain‚Äďpositive ECs (endothelial cells) was clearly increased in aortic intima in HCD-fed (high cholesterol diet) ldlr (-/-) mice compared with chow-fed mice.
Formal Description
Interaction-ID: 48935

environment

high cholesterol diet

increases_quantity of

gene/protein

CAPN2

in aortic intima; during 12 weeks of high cholesterol diet
Comment Administration of each calpain inhibitor, calpeptin or ALLM, to ldlr (-/-) mice led to suppression of HCD (high cholesterol diet)-induced atherosclerosis in the aortic tree and root, whereas plasma levels of LPC and total, LDL, and high-density lipoprotein cholesterol were unaffected.
Formal Description
Interaction-ID: 48940

drug/chemical compound

Calpeptin

decreases_activity of

gene/protein

CAPN2

Comment Administration of each calpain inhibitor, calpeptin or ALLM, to ldlr (-/-) mice led to suppression of HCD (high cholesterol diet)-induced atherosclerosis in the aortic tree and root, whereas plasma levels of LPC and total, LDL, and high-density lipoprotein cholesterol were unaffected.
Formal Description
Interaction-ID: 48941

drug/chemical compound

Calpeptin

decreases_activity of

in the aortic tree and root; of HCD (high cholesterol diet)-induced atherosclerosis
Comment Administration of each calpain inhibitor, calpeptin or ALLM, to ldlr (-/-) mice led to suppression of HCD (high cholesterol diet)-induced atherosclerosis in the aortic tree and root, whereas plasma levels of LPC and total, LDL, and high-density lipoprotein cholesterol were unaffected.
Formal Description
Interaction-ID: 48942

drug/chemical compound

N-Acetylleucyl-leucyl-methioninal

decreases_activity of

gene/protein

CAPN2

Comment Administration of each calpain inhibitor, calpeptin or ALLM, to ldlr (-/-) mice led to suppression of HCD (high cholesterol diet)-induced atherosclerosis in the aortic tree and root, whereas plasma levels of LPC and total, LDL, and high-density lipoprotein cholesterol were unaffected.
Formal Description
Interaction-ID: 48943

drug/chemical compound

N-Acetylleucyl-leucyl-methioninal

decreases_activity of

in the aortic tree and root; of HCD (high cholesterol diet)-induced atherosclerosis
Comment m-Calpain mediates VE-cadherin cleavage and proatherogenic hyperpermeability. VE-cadherin cleavage, which was observed in aorta in HCD (high cholesterol diet)-fed ldlr (-/-) or apoE (-/-) mice, was prevented by the administration of calpeptin or ALLM, the calpain inhibitors.
Formal Description
Interaction-ID: 48944

gene/protein

CAPN2

decreases_quantity of

gene/protein

CDH5

in aorta; of HCD (high cholesterol diet)-fed ldlr (-/-) or apoE (-/-) mice
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Comment VE-cadherin‚Äďmediated AJs (adherence junctions) have an essential role in maintaining EC (endothelial cell) barrier functions. (cited information)
Formal Description
Interaction-ID: 48946

gene/protein

CDH5

increases_activity of

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Comment VE-cadherin‚Äďmediated AJs (adherence junctions) have an essential role in maintaining EC (endothelial cell) barrier functions. (cited information)
Formal Description
Interaction-ID: 48947

gene/protein

CDH5

affects_activity of

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