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US 2021/0270855 A1Published application
Pip2 as a marker for hdl function and cardiovascular disease risk
AssigneeThe Cleveland Clinic Foundation
InventorsJonathan D. Smith, Kailash Gulshan, Stanley L. Hazen
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Abstract
Provided herein are compositions, systems, kits, and methods for detecting cardiovascular disease, risk of cardiovascular disease, and/or reverse cholesterol transport potential in a subject based on the levels of PIP2 phospholipid in the subject.
Claims20
A method performing an activity based on concentration level of PIP2 phospholipid in a biological sample from a subject comprising:
- a) determining the concentration level of total PIP2 in a biological sample from a subject, and/or determining the concentration level of HDL-associated PIP2 in said biological sample from said subject;
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- b) performing at least one of the following:
- i) identifying decreased total or HDL-associated PIP2 levels in said biological sample, and treating said subject with a CVD therapeutic agent;
- ii) generating and/or transmitting a report that indicates said total or HDL-associated PIP2 levels are decreased in said sample, and that said subject is in need of a CVD therapeutic agent;
- iii) generating and/or transmitting a report that indicates said total or HDL-associated PIP2 levels are decreased in said sample, and that said subject has or is at risk of cardiovascular disease or complication of cardiovascular disease;
- iv) generating and/or transmitting a report that indicates said total or HDL-associated PIP2 levels are elevated in said sample, and that said subject has increased reverse-cholesterol transport function;
- v) characterizing said subject as having CVD or having an increased risk for having or developing CVD.
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A method of treatment comprising:
- a) identifying a subject as having reduced levels of PIP2, and
- b) treating said subject with a CVD therapeutic agent.
A method for evaluating the effect of a cardiovascular disease (CVD) therapeutic agent on a subject comprising:
- a) determining a first level of PIP2 in a bodily sample taken from a subject prior to administration of a CVD therapeutic agent, and
- b) determining a second level of PIP2 in a corresponding bodily fluid taken from said subject following administration of said CVD therapeutic agent.
A method comprising:
- administering a transmembrane protein 55B (Tmem55b) inhibitor and/or an inositol polyphosphate-5-phosphatase (OCRL1) inhibitor to a subject, wherein said subject has, or is suspected of having, cardiovascular disease.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.