mortality/aging
• mice die prematurely
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growth/size/body
• decrease in body weight which is already evident at weaning
• however, total food intake is normal and there is no difference in the percentage of lean and fat mass
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behavior/neurological
• mice exhibit worse rotarod performance when tested at 18 weeks
• mice take longer to descend a 50 cm pole
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• mice exhibit increased treadmill-induced fatigue
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muscle
• mice exhibit multiple mtDNA deletions and decreased mtDNA copy numbers in the heart
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• tibialis muscle exhibit increased lipid droplets
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• muscle fiber size is smaller but no COX- fibers are seen
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cardiovascular system
• CHCHD10 protein aggregates are prominent in hearts; protein form punctate aggregates that are mostly within the mitochondrial boundary
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• mice exhibit multiple mtDNA deletions and decreased mtDNA copy numbers in the heart
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• mice exhibit decreased heart function as measured by echocardiography
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cellular
• mice exhibit multiple mtDNA deletions and decreased mtDNA copy numbers in the heart
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• heart and skeletal muscle show intracristal inclusions that are enclosed within mitochondria and are formed from the cristal membrane with which they are continuous; they represent dilations of cristae
• inward budding events of the cristal membrane into the intracristal space
• however, no signs of substantial oxidative damage or mitophagy are seen in hearts
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• complex I and complex IV activities are diminished in heart and muscle
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limbs/digits/tail
• tibialis muscle exhibit increased lipid droplets
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homeostasis/metabolism
N |
• the respiratory exchange ratio tends to be higher at night (indicating increased carbohydrate reliance) and lower during the day (indicating increased fatty acid reliance), although not significantly
• mice show no difference in oxygen consumption, carbon dioxide production or energy expenditure when accounting for body weight
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• mice exhibit increased treadmill-induced fatigue
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
isolated mitochondrial myopathy | DOID:0081357 |
OMIM:616209 |
J:344465 |