Type A aortic dissection
1 paper4 findings
- In silico1
Effects
3Macrophage content
upin silico1
1 study
Macrophage content
upin silico1
Type A aortic dissection increases macrophage content in silico.
“an increase in NK cells and macrophages.”
In silicoin AAD tissues compared with normal tissuesaorta
PloS one25 Jun 2025
NK cells
upin silico1
1 study
NK cells
upin silico1
Type A aortic dissection increases NK cells in silico.
“Compared with normal tissues, AAD tissues exhibited a significant decrease in CD8 T cells and an increase in NK cells and macrophages.”
In silicoin AAD tissues compared with normal tissuesaorta
PloS one25 Jun 2025
CD8+ T cell
downin silico1
1 study
CD8+ T cell
downin silico1
Type A aortic dissection decreases CD8+ T cell in silico.
“Compared with normal tissues, AAD tissues exhibited a significant decrease in CD8 T cells”
In silicoin AAD tissues compared with normal tissuesaorta
PloS one25 Jun 2025
Associations
1CHEK1
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1 study
CHEK1
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CHEK1 predicts type A aortic dissection in silico (AUC > 0.9).
“three diagnostic genes with high Area Under the Curve (AUC > 0.9) were identified: CHEK1, FOXM1, BRCA1.”
In silicoROC curve analysis for AAD diagnosis
PloS one25 Jun 2025
Latest
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Survival after surgery for acute type A aortic dissection in octogenarians
Cohort study of 326 peoplePopulations