homeostasis/metabolism
• male and female mice exhibit increased basal core body temperature compared with wild-type mice
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• prior to and after halothane treatment, myofibrils exhibit increased sex-dependent (greater in male mice) resting calcium concentration compared with wild-type cells
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• halothane-treated mice develop fulminant malignant hyperthermia and die unlike wild-type mice
• heat-stressed mice exhibit fulminant malignant hyperthermia with acidemia and skeletal muscle rigidity unlike wild-type mice
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muscle
• at 12 months, male mice exhibit abnormal soleus structure with redistribution of mitochondria from intermyofibrillar spaces to abnormal subsarcolemmal (internal) regions containing amorphous material, infolded sarcolemma and Z-line streaming that worsening with age compared with wild-type mice
• at 18 to 20 months, female mice exhibit Z-line streaming in the soleus muscle unlike in wild-type mice
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• prior to and after halothane treatment, myofibrils exhibit increased sex-dependent (greater in male mice) resting calcium concentration compared with wild-type cells
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• under heat stress conditions
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limbs/digits/tail
• at 12 months, male mice exhibit abnormal soleus structure with redistribution of mitochondria from intermyofibrillar spaces to abnormal subsarcolemmal (internal) regions containing amorphous material, infolded sarcolemma and Z-line streaming that worsening with age compared with wild-type mice
• at 18 to 20 months, female mice exhibit Z-line streaming in the soleus muscle unlike in wild-type mice
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