mortality/aging
• 50 to 70% of mice became fatigued between 5 and 10 days of age and died 20 to 30 hours after the onset of symptoms
• mice that did not during the second postnatal week survived to adulthood and displayed a different cardiac phenotype than those that died during the second postnatal
• the penetrance of death during the second postnatal week was higher in offspring from heterozygous crosses than in offspring of either homozygous or heterozygous/homozygous crosses indicating a genetic background effect
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cardiovascular system
• pronounced convolution of the membrane
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• myofibrils are somewhat disorganized
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• increase in total heart size
• enlargement affected all 4 chambers equally and was predominantly observed mice that died during the second week of life
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• increase in total heart weight
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• observed in both mice that died during the second week of life and in mice that survived to adulthood
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• observed in mice that survived to adulthood, but not in those that died during the second week of life
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• sonomicrometry shows right-shifted pressure-volume loops and depressed systolic contractility
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• disruption of cardiac myofibrillar organization observed
(J:38213)
• disorganization of the actin cytoskeleton and myofibrillar apparatus was detected in newborns, prior to overt myopathy
(J:38213)
• histologic and ultrastructural features similar to those observed in human dilated cardiomyopathy
(J:38213)
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• fractional shortening is reduced from 47-55% in controls to 26-29% in mutants
(J:66250)
• cardiomyocytes show a flattened hysteresis loop, showing a similar elevation of intracellular calcium but the extent of shortening is decreased, indicating reduced contractile responsiveness to intracellular calcium changes
(J:66250)
• contractility of ventricle is unresponsive to beta-adrenergic receptor stimulation with dobutamine
(J:66250)
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• echocardiography in conscious and anesthetized mice indicates hearts with enlarged internal chamber dimensions (end-diastolic dimension and end-systolic dimension) and reduced fractional shortening
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• cardiomyocytes produce smaller intracellular calcium transients and reduced contractions for similar calcium currents
• cardiomyocytes exhibit a voltage dependent decrease in shortening and relaxation
• reduction in excitation-contraction coupling gain in cardiomyocytes, indicating that efficacy of activation of calcium sparks by calcium influx through the L-type calcium channel is reduced
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• mice are in functional heart failure
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muscle
• pronounced convolution of the membrane
|
• myofibrils are somewhat disorganized
|
• disruption of cardiac myofibrillar organization observed
(J:38213)
• disorganization of the actin cytoskeleton and myofibrillar apparatus was detected in newborns, prior to overt myopathy
(J:38213)
• histologic and ultrastructural features similar to those observed in human dilated cardiomyopathy
(J:38213)
|
• fractional shortening is reduced from 47-55% in controls to 26-29% in mutants
(J:66250)
• cardiomyocytes show a flattened hysteresis loop, showing a similar elevation of intracellular calcium but the extent of shortening is decreased, indicating reduced contractile responsiveness to intracellular calcium changes
(J:66250)
• contractility of ventricle is unresponsive to beta-adrenergic receptor stimulation with dobutamine
(J:66250)
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cellular
• observed in mice that survived to adulthood, but not in those that died during the second week of life
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• disorganization of the actin cytoskeleton and myofibrillar apparatus was detected in newborns, prior to overt myopathy
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growth/size/body
• increase in total heart size
• enlargement affected all 4 chambers equally and was predominantly observed mice that died during the second week of life
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• increase in total heart weight
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• observed in both mice that died during the second week of life and in mice that survived to adulthood
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
congestive heart failure | DOID:6000 | J:66250 | ||
dilated cardiomyopathy 1M | DOID:0110449 |
OMIM:607482 |
J:38213 |