Does islet NADPH oxidase activity modulate β-cell mass and endocrine function in rats with fructose-induced oxidative stress?
Fructose-induced changes are partly mediated by modulation of NADPH oxidase activity.
The results of this study suggested that intraplaque hemorrhage nodes were associated with higher plaque wall stresses. Compared to flow shear stress, plaque wall stress has a better correlation with plaque component feature (hemorrhage) linked to plaque progression and vulnerability. With further validation, plaque stress analysis may provide additional stress indicators for image-based vulnerability assessment.