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phate, a reaction catalysed by the amidotrans-
ferases. Glucosamine 6-phosphate undergoes
furtherconversion to UDP N-acetyl glucosamine,
which, bybinding to serine and threonine resi-
dues on transcriptionfactors, leads to increased
proinflammatory cytokine activity(TGF-β, PAI-1
(12)
and others) .
CONCLUSION
The overlap of pathogenetic mechanisms of diabe-
tes and atherosclerosis seems promising to identi-
fytherapeutic targets shared by both diseases. Many
of the pro-atherogenic mechanisms of diabetes may
be related to hyperglycemia and thereby promote
macrovascular complications. Also aggressive thera-
py of cardiovascular risk factors other than diabetes,
i.e. hyperlipidemia or hypertension, canimprove the
long-term prognosis of diabetic patients with cardio-
vascular disease. Identifying and approaching new
therapeutic targets may help to further improve their
prognosis.
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