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HuR mediates the synergistic effects of angiotensin II and IL‐1β on vascular COX‐2 expression and cell migration

Angiotensin II (AngII) and IL‐1β are involved in cardiovascular diseases through the induction of inflammatory pathways. HuR is an adenylate‐ and uridylate‐rich element (ARE)‐binding protein involved in the mRNA stabilization of many genes. This study investigated the contribution of HuR to the increased expression of COX‐2 induced by AngII and IL‐1β and its consequences on VSMC migration and remodelling.