mortality/aging
• prone to rapid onset of weight loss and sudden death starting at 4 and 8 months of age in males and females, respectively
• long term survival of males is about half that of females
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growth/size/body
• evident by 30 days of age and more pronounced in males
• enlargement is more severe in mice with weight loss
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• near doubling of heart weight and heart to body weight ratio
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weight loss
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J:183619
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• prone to rapid onset of weight loss starting at 4 and 8 months of age in males and females, respectively
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cardiovascular system
• evident by 30 days of age and more pronounced in males
• enlargement is more severe in mice with weight loss
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• near doubling of heart weight and heart to body weight ratio
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• increase in chamber dimensions and wall thickness
• left ventricular end-systolic and end-diastolic diameters and posterior wall thickness are increased
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• increase in free wall and septal weights
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• increase in chamber dimensions and wall thickness
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• increase in free wall and septal weights
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• scattered areas of fibrosis
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• aortic output, coronary flow and left ventricular stroke volume are reduced
• hearts are situated at the lower end of a highly linear stroke volume?external work relationship
• cardiac failure in mice with weight loss
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• decrease in fractional shortening
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• left ventricular relaxation is reduced
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• at baseline preload peak systolic pressure is reduced
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• at baseline preload end diastolic pressure is increased
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cellular
• in the ventricular myocardium mitochondria appear abnormal with the central area frequently denser than the periphery due to narrowing of both the matrix and intercristal spaces
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• decrease in mitochondrial area in the ventricular myocardium
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• mitochondrial complex I activity is about 10% that in wild-type mitochondria
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reproductive system
• females produce smaller litters and have reduced pup survival rates
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homeostasis/metabolism
• general increase in hydroxyacylcarnitines with chain length C6 to C18 in the heart
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muscle
• decrease in fractional shortening
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• left ventricular relaxation is reduced
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
mitochondrial complex I deficiency | DOID:0060536 | J:183619 |