Organizing literature review
I'm organizing a structured literature review to confirm the necessity of each step in mapping out Jak2V617F-induced atherosclerosis and lipid metabolism pathways, including sources.
Investigating atherosclerosis
I'm piecing together various studies on clonal hematopoiesis, including JAK2V617F mutation and its impact on atherosclerosis. Also exploring interventions like JAK2 and mTOR inhibitors.
Gathering data
OK, let's look at JAK2, mTOR, and HIF-1α pathways, focusing on NET inhibitors, anti-inflammatory therapy, and lipid metabolism. This includes 25-40 references from authoritative sources like PubMed.
Initiating a focused search
I'm starting to explore recent studies on JAK2 V617F, particularly its impact on neutrophil metabolic pathways like mTOR/HIF-1α, glycolysis, and lipid metabolism.
Examining key studies
I’m reviewing sources like a 2024 Cell & Bioscience journal focused on neutrophil-specific JAK2-V617F expression's impact on metabolic and adhesive phenotypes. Also, I’m searching for details on Sci Transl Med 2018;10:eaan8292 regarding thrombosis promotion by JAK2V617F mutant neutrophils.
Gathering evidence
I’m consolidating atherosclerosis-specific evidence by referring to a 2018 Taxol study. Additionally, the 2022 and 2024 JCI articles and the 2019 Circulation Research article are being reviewed for further insights.
Refining the search
I'm narrowing down to the title "Clonal Hematopoiesis and Risk of Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease" or "Clonal Hematopoiesis and Blood-Cancer Risk" from NEJM 2017, looking for authors like Jaiswal et al.
Pulling together research
I'm piecing together details on mTOR-HIF-1α in immune cells, particularly neutrophils, and their link to atherosclerosis and NETs. Progress is steady and promising.
Considering neutrophil roles
Neutrophils are likely involved in oxidized LDL processing and NET production in atherosclerosis, as indicated by recent literature.
Spotting key papers
I found a crucial Blood 2012 paper and a Cardiovascular Research 2023 paper. Each one enriches our understanding of mTOR–HIF-1α, NET formation, and their roles in atherosclerosis. For complete insights, further literature review is essential.
Locating relevant research
I'm searching for key papers that explore the role of neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs) in promoting atherosclerosis, including those by the Soehnlein group and others, to enhance our understanding of this process.
Connecting elements
OK, let me see: linking neutrophil extracellular traps, cholesterol crystals, and cytokine production in atherosclerosis. The role of PAD4 and NETosis in plaque erosion is also interesting.
Mapping JAK2 signaling
I'm exploring how JAK2V617F interacts with mTOR and HIF-1α, and its influence on neutrophil metabolism and NETosis. This leads me to the cross-talk with PI3K/AKT/mTOR.
Mapping connections
I’m working through sources to link JAK2V617F with the PI3K/Akt/mTOR and HIF-1 pathways. This involves reviewing abstracts from journals like Nature Leukemia and Frontiers in Immunology to ensure high-quality citations.
Refining literature recommendations
I'm working through refining the literature recommendations, including a core set of Q1 original studies and reviews, and optional additional references for a comprehensive understanding.
Acquiring details
I'm gathering specifics from the JCI 2025 article to pull together authors, year, DOI, and any figures needed for accurate citation.
Reviewing JCI article
OK, let's see—I'm noting low-allele-burden mice and their atherosclerosis. It’s interesting to see the interplay of MERTK and TREM2 with NETs alongside IL-1 signaling, suggesting key therapeutic mechanisms.
Analyzing current research
I’m detailing mechanistic studies on atherosclerosis, focusing on Jak2V617F's role, including macrophage inflammation, erythrophagocytosis, and the impact of Jak2V617F in clonal hematopoiesis on plaque instability and endothelial injury.
Synthesizing insights
I’m gathering theoretical support and literature on JAK2V617F, immunometabolism, and neutrophil metabolism to form a conceptual framework linking atherosclerosis, NETosis, and inflammatory responses.
Piecing together research
I’m integrating IL-1β and JAK inhibition with QoL theory, considering HIF-1α's role in macrophage atherosclerosis. Clinical trials like CANTOS and COLCOT support IL-1β and JAK inhibition strategies. Progressing towards a comprehensive theoretical framework.
Piecing together citations
I’m gathering 30-40 key references on neutrophil lipid metabolism, mTOR/HIF-1, and JAK2V617F neutrophil-specific expression. Europe PMC and existing sources will ensure balanced citations.
Examining connections
I’m gathering info on NETs and their link to IL-1β, ceramides, cholesterol trafficking, and HIF-1α. This includes studying references from Circulation Research, Cardiovasc Res 2023, and JLR 2024.
Reviewing immunometabolism
I’m mapping out key studies on metabolic regulation in neutrophils, focusing on histone H4, HIF-1α stabilization, JAK2-V617F, and the JAK2-mTOR-HIF pathway. These topics are crucial for understanding immunometabolism.
Pulling together references
I'm thinking through aligning the retrieved references with the user's needs. This approach should streamline integrating them into the existing framework.
Gathering detailed insights
OK, let me see. The analysis is checking the detailed output from turn3, including the Sci Transl Med eaan8292 paper.
Ensuring accurate citations
I’m mapping out citations for each paper's findings, ensuring they're formatted correctly and listed at the end of bullet lines. It’s interesting to see the focus on accurately attributing sources.
Gathering references
I'm collecting literature on JAK2V617F and atherosclerosis risk, including reviews and meta-analyses, while focusing on critically acclaimed articles like JCI 2024 review and AHA 2024 review.
Consulting academic sources
Listing references with authorship and publication details. Ensuring accuracy and avoiding unsupported claims. Progressing through this process to provide a credible, reliable list.
Evaluating scientific rigor
I’m pulling together a list of 25-30 scientific papers with reliable sources, avoiding ungrounded information and focusing on the most current and pertinent research available.
Studying NETosis
I’m examining mitochondrial ROS' role in promoting HIF-1 in neutrophils. Researchers show cholesterol-driven NETosis in atherosclerotic plaques through IL-1β secretion.
Sifting through research
I'm examining reviews on tumor models and experimental methods. The search history reflects a blend of tumor biology, therapy mechanisms, and innovative models. I’m piecing together tumor microenvironment insights too.
Investigating final sources
I’m piecing together details on JAK2V617F and neutrophil expression differences, citing Science Translational Medicine 2018 and J Hematol Oncol 2024. This wraps up our comprehensive search.
Mapping Q1 sources
I’m identifying Q1 journals for literature, like NEJM, Science, and Nature. Each list entry will be categorized, annotated, and cited from these prestigious sources.
Addressing thrombosis and plaque erosion
I'm pulling together thrombosis and plaque erosion, touching on mTOR-HIF-1 from Blood 2012. Next, integrating HIF-1 in macrophages and atherosclerosis.
Focusing on specific proteins
Pulling together insights on JAK2, PI3K/AKT/mTOR, HIF-1α, and lipid metabolism, I’m organizing recent high-impact English papers to highlight their roles in neutrophils and NETs.
Laying out the options
I'm gathering core references on JAK2V617F and related interventions. This involves selective cytokine labelling and EEF2 immunofluorescence for context.
Highlighting key research
I'm examining how NETosis is triggered by cholesterol and IL-1β, and how JAK2V617F in neutrophils influences NETs and thrombosis.
Verifying article details
Checking the article details in "N Engl J Med" 2017, avoiding quoting hazard ratios from memory without citing them, and planning to avoid giving exact numbers unless sourced.
Tracking JCI patterns
I'm exploring the JCI article ID and DOI patterns to possibly locate the DOI for the JCI 182939 article. This involves examining previous outputs and manually checking for the DOI in initial lines.
Identifying relevant DOIs
I’m gathering DOIs for articles like "European Heart Journal 2025" and "Science Translational Medicine 2018." For "Blood 2012," I'm noting the focus on mTOR and NET formation.
Assessing sources
I'm highlighting "Mammalian target of rapamycin regulates neutrophil extracellular trap formation" for its relevance. Including DOI can enhance trust.
Listing influential articles
Laying out crucial papers on JAK2V617F connections to atherosclerosis, covering human genetics/epidemiology and causal mouse mechanistic links.
Piecing together research
I’m gathering findings on IL-1β, NETs, and their roles in atherosclerosis. Nih policies cast a spotlight on essential references like Liu et al., Fidler TP et al., etc.
Mapping out connections
I'm linking JAK2V617F venous thrombosis to integrin activation, which supports the integrin-mediated adhesion mechanism. This aligns with the cited JCI 2017 article.
Piecing together intervention strategies
Mapping out potential interventions includes PAD4 inhibitors or deficiency, mTOR inhibitors like rapamycin, and lipid metabolic reprogramming, using relevant citations to ensure clarity and precision.
Assessing lipid metabolism roles
I'm evaluating Q1 papers on HIF-1's influence on lipid metabolism and mTORC1's role in lipid synthesis, seeking relevant references for incorporating into the review.
Identifying key sources
I'm gathering information on mTORC1, HIF-1, and lipid metabolic reprogramming. Theoretical sections without citations and a few Q1 papers were included.
Charting lipid impacts
Neutrophils undergoing the JAK2V617F mutation exhibit notable changes that probably involve oxidative burst and energy metabolism, hinting at a connection with lipid metabolism via "lipid axis."
Supporting hypothesis
I’m planning to provide 25 solid literature references, mostly from Q1 journals, to back the hypothesis with studies on Jak2V617F mutation in ASCVD risk, atherosclerosis, and thrombosis.
Crafting the final answer
I’m pulling together a comprehensive "minimum set" of 20 essential Q1 papers and an expanded selection of Q1 reviews and mechanistic studies. Citations will be formatted in Chinese per guidelines.
Consulting multiple sources
I'm gathering info on PAD4, NETosis, cholesterol, and thrombosis. Considering various journal articles for a thorough understanding. Progress is steady, and I'm aiming for accuracy throughout the research.
Piecing together data
Refining and synthesizing information for accuracy and coherence.
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