… -like actions enhancing vascular inflammation. On the basis of our molecular studies, we
present a hypothesis for how vascular inflammation may produce sustained angiotensin II (Ang …

… and whether targeting inflammation pharmacologically will … the pathophysiology of vascular
inflammation in hypertension… the pathophysiology of vascular inflammation in hypertension…

… on RAAS’s role on vascular inflammation, vascular cells responses to RAAS, and inhibition
… context of vascular inflammation, vascular remodeling, and vascular inflammation-associated …

… inflammatory processes and disease progression. Several studies in human using anti-inflammatory
agents and RAS inhibitors revealed vascular … ; decreased vascular inflammatory …

… vascular disease, and the renin–angiotensin–aldosterone system (RAAS) appears to be one
of the most significant. Angiotensin II, … far-reaching effects on vascular structure, growth and …

… vascular hypertrophy. These data show that Ang II activates vascular and inflammatory cells
… cells and could result in additional inflammatory response, contributing to the progression of …

… In summary, Ang II induces vascular inflammatory response mainly via AT1 receptors.
The protective role of AT2 receptors against inflammatory response remains to be clarified. …

… Thus, it is thought that this mechanism participates in amplification of circulating Ang II
formation and the progression of atherosclerosis and vascular inflammation in Ang II-dependent …

… function together with oxidation and accumulation of low-density lipoprotein and endothelial
damage promotes an inflammatory vascular response, which plays an essential role in the …

… (1) This study aims to demonstrate the causal involvement of renin angiotensin system (RAS)
and oxidative stress (OS) on vascular inflammation in an experimental model of metabolic …