Distinct macrophage- and cardiomyocyte-associated inflammatory signatures in forensic autopsy hearts with acute ischemic heart disease
This study demonstrates that analyzing the distinct, cell-type-specific inflammatory signatures of macrophage-derived osteopontin and cardiomyocyte-derived NLRP3 in forensic autopsy hearts provides valuable insights into the inflammatory microenvironment of acute ischemic heart disease, potentially aiding the diagnosis of sudden death cases with subtle pathological findings.