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Haptoglobin (Hp) protein is responsible for hemoglobin clearance after intra-plaque hemorrhage. Hp gene exists as Hp-1 and Hp-2 alleles and the phenotypes show important molecular heterogeneity. We tested the hypothesis that hemoglobin clearance may be deficient in diabetic atheroma from patients with Hp2-2, triggering increased oxidative, inflammatory, and angiogenic patterns compared with controls.

Genotype-Dependent Impairment of Hemoglobin Clearance Increases Oxidative and Inflammatory Response in Human Diabetic Atherosclerosis