Sparing of the dystrophin-deficient cranial sartorius muscle is associated with classical and novel hypertrophy pathways in GRMD dogs

Authors

Peter P. Nghiem
Eric P. Hoffman, George Washington UniversityFollow
Priya Mittal
Kristy J. Brown, George Washington UniversityFollow
Scott J. Schatzberg
Svetlana Ghimbovschi, Children's National Medical Center
Zuyi Wang, George Washington University
Joe N. Kornegay, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Document Type

Journal Article

Publication Date

11-2013

Journal

American Journal of Pathology

Volume

Volume 183, Issue 5

Inclusive Pages

1411-1424

Keywords

Dystrophin--deficiency; Muscle, Skeletal--metabolism; Muscle, Skeletal--pathology; Muscular Dystrophy, Animal--pathology; Signal Transduction--genetics

Comments

PMCID: PMC3814684 [Available on 2014/11/1]

APA Citation

Nghiem, P.P., Hoffman, E.P., Mittal, P., Brown, K.J., Schatzberg, S.J., Ghimbovschi, S., Wang, Z., Kornegay, J.N. (2013). Sparing of the dystrophin-deficient cranial sartorius muscle is associated with classical and novel hypertrophy pathways in GRMD dogs. American Journal of Pathology, 183(5), 1411-1424.

Peer Reviewed

1