Project: Study of the cardiovascular phenotype and etiopathogenetic mechanisms in pseudoxanthoma elasticum.
2013-10-01 – 2028-09-30
- Abstract
Pseudoxanthoma elasticum (PXE) is characterized by skin, ocular and cardiovascular manifestations, based on mineralization of elastic fibres. This project aims i) to gain insight in the cellular mechanisms leading to ectopic mineralization, ii) a comprehensive study of the cardiovascular phenotype of patients and their family and iii) to identify of modifier genes to optimize the follow-up of patients.
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Gonadal mosaicism as a rare inheritance pattern in recessive genodermatoses : report of two cases with pseudoxanthoma elasticum and literature review
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Rapidly progressive peripheral artery disease : importance of oligogenic inheritance and functional validation
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Significance of premature vertebral mineralization in zebrafish models in mechanistic and pharmaceutical research on hereditary multisystem diseases
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Inorganic pyrophosphate plasma levels are decreased in pseudoxanthoma elasticum patients and heterozygous carriers but do not correlate with the genotype or phenotype
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Serum calcification propensity T50 associates with disease severity in patients with pseudoxanthoma elasticum
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Minocycline counteracts ectopic calcification in a murine model of pseudoxanthoma elasticum : a proof-of-concept study