Resialylation May Counteract the Development of Atherosclerosis

A Hypothesis

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Resialylation May Counteract the Development of Atherosclerosis

Written by: Gunnar Lindberg

Narrated by: Brad Scheffler

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Researcher Gunnar Lindberg follows a troubling pattern: sialic acid (SA) disappears from blood vessels, leaving them “unsialylated,” sticky, and primed for plaque. On the other hand, elevated serum sialic acid is a long-lasting marker of atherosclerosis and its complications. One may speculate that the inverse associations with atherosclerosis risk reflect a common underlying cause. One mission for the elevated serum sialic acid might be to act as a substrate for resialylation of sialic acid-deficient structures and thereby counteract the atherosclerotic process.©2026 Gunnar Lindberg (P)2026 Gunnar Lindberg

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