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DOI 10.1186/s12967-026-08294-9

Медицинская библиотека · Journal of translational medicine · 2026

Rel+ macrophages disturbing cardiac niche contributes to cardiac dysfunction following sepsis.

Zhou Yuanqun, Zhu Yu, Wu Yue, Yang Shunxin, Xiang Xinming, Ouyang Xingnan, Li Qinghui, Wang Xiaodan, Wang Li, Liu Liangming, Li Tao

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Аннотация

BACKGROUND

Cardiac dysfunction is a major cause of high mortality in sepsis. A well-organized cardiac microenvironment, consisting of cardiomyocytes and non-cardiomyocytes, is essential for maintaining heart function. The mechanism is still unclear.

METHODS

Single-cell and single-nuclei RNA sequencing of the left ventricular tissues from cecal ligation and puncture-induced septic shock mice models were used to detect the change of cardiac cells. Immunofluorescence of myocardial tissue was conducted to validate key cell subpopulations, and PKM2 siRNA-loaded targeting nanomaterials were used to observe the role of Mac2.

RESULTS

The noncontractile phenotype of cardiomyocytes was major type following sepsis. Rel+ resident macrophages (Rel+ Mac), sepsis-specific cardiac resident macrophages subpopulation, presented metabolic reprogramming with high glycolysis signatures, established a pro-inflammatory niche in septic heart. Mechanistically, Rel+ Mac contributed to cardiomyocyte contractile phenotype switching after sepsis by ITGB1, ITGA9, LAMA2, ITGA4, IL6, TNF, VCAM1 and MMP13 signal axis. Furthermore, Rel+ Mac orchestrated broader microenvironment disruption by interacting with vascular leakage-associated venous endothelial cells and pericytes, vascular hypo-responsiveness associated smooth muscle cells, and cardiac matrix remodeling fibroblasts subpopulation FB3. Targeting Rel+ Mac metabolic reprogramming by PKM2 siRNA-loaded with nanomaterials protected cardiac function after sepsis.

CONCLUSIONS

Rel+ Mac, along with associated microcirculation and stromal cells, disrupt the cardiac niche and synergistically contribute to the occurrence of sepsis-induced cardiac dysfunction. Among which, Rel⁺ macrophages act as key contributors within a broader network (mitochondrial dysfunction, Ca²⁺ mishandling, oxidative stress). These results may provide targets and strategies for the treatment of sepsis-induced myocardial injury in a multifaceted and integrated manner.

Для цитирования: Zhou Yuanqun, Zhu Yu, Wu Yue, Yang Shunxin, Xiang Xinming, Ouyang Xingnan, Li Qinghui, Wang Xiaodan, Wang Li, Liu Liangming, Li Tao. Rel+ macrophages disturbing cardiac niche contributes to cardiac dysfunction following sepsis.. Journal of translational medicine. 2026. DOI: 10.1186/s12967-026-08294-9.

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