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A Subpopulation of Smooth Muscle Cells in Injured Rat Arteries Expresses Platelet-Derived Growth Factor–B Chain mRNA

Volkhard Lindner, Cecilia M. Giachelli, Stephen M. Schwartz, Michael A. Reidy

From the University of Washington, Department of Pathology, Seattle.

Correspondence to Volkhard Lindner, MD, PhD, University of Washington, Department of Pathology SJ-60, Seattle, WA 98195.

Abstract Proliferation of smooth muscle cells (SMCs) and formation of a neointima are characteristics of the response of rat carotid arteries to balloon injury. Rat platelet-derived growth factor (PDGF)-B was cloned, thus allowing us to use species-specific probes to carry out in situ hybridization on the surface of injured arteries. A distinct population of luminal SMCs (7% to 10%) in the developing neointima expressed PDGF-B mRNA, but very few luminal SMCs still expressed PDGF-B (0.5%) when the lesion had stopped growing. Primary SMC cultures revealed expression of PDGF-B mRNA in 1.6% of SMCs derived from normal tunica media and in 11% of SMCs derived from the neointima. These data demonstrate that SMCs in the injured vessel wall are heterogeneous with regard to PDGF-B expression and that subculturing of these cells may give rise to cultures that are either positive or negative for PDGF-B expression. Furthermore, with abundant expression of the PDGF receptor ß-subunit expressed by intimal SMCs, our findings provide evidence that PDGF-B synthesized by these cells may be involved in intimal lesion formation via a paracrine or autocrine mechanism.


Key Words: platelet-derived growth factor • intima • migration • platelet-derived growth factor receptor • in situ hybridization




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