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N Millson

University of Kentucky

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Luminal Vascular Dysfunction Drives Rapid Blood Brain Barrier Injury in Hyperglycemic Stroke: Key Roles for Luminal Glycocalyx and Complement

Hansen Chen, Jacqueline A. Frank, Chunfeng Tan, Alex Gia Lee, Richard Kopchock, Terrance Chiang, Anika Y. Kim, Manuel D Galvan, Justin F. Fraser, David Dornbos, Hassan Aboul Nour, N Millson, Stephen Tomlinson, Louise D. McCullough, Keith R. Pennypacker, , Gary Kenneth Steinberg

This study identifies vascular luminal glycocalyx loss and complement activation as key drivers of BBB injury in hyperglycemic stroke, showing that targeting complement after reperfusion improves outcomes.

bioRxiv · Jun 26, 2025 · PreprintNeuroscience