Peripheral CD4+ naïve T cell remodeling and MMP1-associated inflammatory signatures in acute gouty arthritis - Takeaways - MDSpire

Peripheral CD4+ naïve T cell remodeling and MMP1-associated inflammatory signatures in acute gouty arthritis

  • By

  • Peng Zhang

  • Fangjie Zhu

  • Yunting Xiao

  • Zhengdong Shen

  • Chunxiao Fan

  • Peifeng Ke

  • Yao Xu

  • Chenguang Zhan

  • Xin Li

  • Xiaodong Wu

  • Liyan Mei

  • Kaixin Gao

  • Haifang Du

  • Xiumin Chen

  • Yang Jiao

  • Runyue Huang

  • Maojie Wang

  • May 26, 2026

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    Gouty arthritis is characterized by acute flares due to monosodium urate crystal deposition, leading to inflammation and potential chronic joint damage.

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    The study utilized Mendelian randomization, CyTOF immune profiling, and plasma proteomics to explore immune features in acute gouty arthritis.

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    Mass cytometry revealed expansion and functional remodeling of CD4+ naïve T cells during acute gout flares, indicating adaptive immune involvement.

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    Elevated levels of MMP1 and S100A12 were identified during acute flares, correlating with systemic inflammatory markers like high-sensitivity C-reactive protein.

  • 5

    MMP1 showed potential for predicting 12-week recurrence risk in acute gouty arthritis, particularly in patients experiencing acute flares.

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