ENZYME AUGMENTATION THERAPY OF GAUCHER DISEASE
$28,540M01FY2000RRNIH
Children'S Hospital Med Ctr (Cincinnati), Cincinnati OH
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Abstract
The major component of the mammalian heart's contractile apparatus, the myosin heavy chain, exists as two distinct isoforms, V1 and V3, encoded by a-MyHC and b-MyHC, respectively. The relative amounts of the two isoforms vary, depending upon the developmental stage, the particular cardiac compartment, the animal and the physiological status of the heart. The long-term objectives of this proposal are to understand the functional consequences of isoform shifts in the context of whole heart function and the long-term physiological effects on the heart.
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