Basis for myocardial mechanical defects associated with non-insulin-dependent diabetes.
Basis for myocardial mechanical defects associated with non-insulin-dependent diabetes.
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10.1152/ajpendo.1989.256.1.e25
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1989
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S. Schaffer;M. Mozaffari;M. Artman;G. Wilson
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S. Schaffer;M. Mozaffari;M. Artman;G. Wilson
Hearts isolated from 12-mo non-insulin-dependent diabetic rats exhibited reduced rates of contractility and relaxation. Associated with the abnormality in contractility was a redistribution in myosin isozyme content to the least active V3 form. Defects in myocardial relaxation also occurred concomitantly with impaired handling of calcium. Total tissue calcium content rose 35% in the diabetic hearts. At the same time, the activity of the pump responsible for maintaining normal cytoplasmic calcium levels was reduced. At a free calcium concentration of 2.0 microM, the rates of sarcoplasmic reticular calcium uptake and adenosinetriphosphatase activity of the diabetic hearts were decreased approximately 30%. Diastolic ventricular stiffness increased dramatically. The net result of these abnormalities in calcium metabolism is a significant impairment in mechanical performance of the diabetic heart.