mortality/aging
• die by 11 days after birth
|
cardiovascular system
• cardiomyocyte glycogen content is elevated in hearts at 7 days of age
|
• disruption of the annulus fibrosus
|
• myocyte hypertrophy as indicated by increased myocyte diameter and induction of hypertrophic marker genes
|
• develop papillary muscle disorganization and fibrosis
• papillary muscle dysplasia
|
• heart-to-body weight ratio is normal at birth but is doubled by 7 days of age
|
• invariably develop ventricular wall thinning
|
• develop ventricular dilatation
|
• exhibit severely impaired ventricular filling and regurgitant flow into the left atrium
|
• PR interval shortening is evident at 1 day after birth and is further shortened by 4-8 days of age, indicating shortened AV conduction time
|
• ventricular QRS complex is initially normal, but all develop a slurred widened QRS morphology with an initial delta wave by 4-8 days of age
|
• glycogen storage cardiomyopathy
|
growth/size/body
• heart-to-body weight ratio is normal at birth but is doubled by 7 days of age
|
• become growth retarded within 1 week after birth
|
homeostasis/metabolism
• cardiomyocyte glycogen content is elevated in hearts at 7 days of age
|
• develop left atrial thrombi
|
behavior/neurological
• exhibit decreased activity
|
muscle
• cardiomyocyte glycogen content is elevated in hearts at 7 days of age
|
• myocyte hypertrophy as indicated by increased myocyte diameter and induction of hypertrophic marker genes
|
• develop papillary muscle disorganization and fibrosis
• papillary muscle dysplasia
|
• glycogen storage cardiomyopathy
|
craniofacial
Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome | DOID:384 |
OMIM:194200 |
J:117108 |